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A lifelong Davis County resident, education leader, and community builder running to bring real results — not just rhetoric — to House District 14.
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Kara Toone has spent virtually her entire life in Davis County — attending Viewmont High, earning degrees from Snow College and Weber State University, and completing a Master's in Public Policy from the University of Utah.
She and her husband Logan have lived in Clearfield since 2003 — more than two decades raising their four children in the same neighborhood. As Executive Director of Davis Education Foundation, she works daily to ensure every student in the district has the support they need.
Read Kara's Full StoryReal solutions, grounded in data, driven by community values.
Coordinated transportation, housing, and land-use decisions that keep pace with Clearfield and Syracuse's rapid growth.
Read MorePractical solutions to make homeownership attainable for the next generation while maintaining neighborhood stability.
Read MoreInvestments in law enforcement, first responders, and community-focused policing that builds trust.
Read MoreAs Executive Director of Davis Education Foundation, Kara sees the complexities of education funding firsthand. Every student deserves reliable, transparent support.
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Strengthening transparency, reducing unnecessary spending, and protecting local control from state overreach.
Read MoreNeighbors, leaders, and organizations who believe in Kara's vision for District 14.
"Kara brings the rare combination of deep community roots and serious policy expertise. She's exactly the representative District 14 needs."
"As a fellow education advocate, I've watched Kara fight for students year after year. She doesn't just talk about schools — she's in the trenches every day."
"Kara understands the growth challenges facing Clearfield and Syracuse. She's the kind of practical, level-headed leader we need at the state level."
District 14 deserves a representative with roots in this community, real policy expertise, and a proven record of service. The choice is clear.
District 14 deserves substance over status quo. This seat is open for the first time in nearly a decade. The Republican primary on June 23, 2026 will decide who represents our community. Choose the candidate who has done the work.
Come out, ask questions, and learn how you can help shape the future of District 14.
Join Kara for an informal conversation about the issues that matter most to you and your family.
Join our volunteer team for a morning of canvassing. Training provided — no experience needed!
An intimate gathering focused on public education funding, school choice, and what families need from the legislature.
Show your neighborhood where you stand. Yard signs are one of the most powerful tools in a local campaign.
Request NowInvite a few neighbors to meet Kara in your home. Small gatherings build real connections and real momentum.
Sign UpJoin our volunteer team on the ground. Door-to-door canvassing is how we win — one conversation at a time.
Join a ShiftInterested in becoming a county or state delegate? Kara can walk you through every step of the process.
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Follow on InstagramQuestions, ideas, or just want to connect? Kara reads every message and values every voice in the district.
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Every dollar helps Kara reach more voters, share her message, and build the coalition District 14 deserves. No amount is too small — and no campaign wins without its people.