Hill Air Force Base is one of the most important military installations in the nation, and one of Blake Moore's top priorities. Through his work on the Air Force and Depot caucuses, he delivered major wins by passing Hill Air Force Base's biggest priorities into law. These included bringing 4,000 new jobs through full funding of the Sentinel program, constructing six new buildings for our nuclear program, improving veteran hiring, modernizing our depots, and partnering with the Davis County community to build new infrastructure.

Medal of Honor Monument Act

As the House Republican freshman with the highest statistical legislative success rate, Blake Moore proudly saw his Medal of Honor Monument Act signed into law. This bipartisan act honors America's bravest servicemembers with a permanent monument in our nation's capital. The bill passed both the House and Senate unanimously and will ensure the recipients of the highest military honor are recognized with the dignity and gratitude they deserve.

Debt and Deficit Task Force

Blake Moore launched the Debt and Deficit Task Force to confront our skyrocketing national debt and fix a broken budgeting process that threatens our future. The Task Force brings together Utah business and community leaders who understand fiscal responsibility, not political games, and their recommendations focus on four conservative pillars: grow the economy, save and strengthen vital programs, cut wasteful spending, and force Congress to finally do its job. Blake continues to use this Utah-driven, commonsense framework on the Ways and Means and Budget Committees as he fights to rein in federal spending, stop Washington’s addiction to debt, and protect the American Dream for the next generation.

Blake Moore is committed to supporting the small businesses that drive job growth and opportunity across our state. His assignment to the House Ways and Means Committee gives him the unique ability to champion legislation that strengthens Utah’s economy. For example, his Small Business Growth Act was included in a bipartisan, bicameral tax framework and will help business owners purchase the equipment they need to grow and compete.

The bill increases the Section 179 deduction cap to $1.29 million, allowing small businesses to fully deduct the cost of essential equipment, including farming tools, machinery, commercial vehicles, manufacturing equipment, and office purchases. These savings help business owners invest in their workforce, raise wages, and keep Utah’s economy strong.

Blake Moore is protecting Utah’s outdoor heritage by expanding access to the lands and waters families enjoy. He reintroduced the bipartisan Range Access Act to increase the availability of free public shooting ranges on federal lands, helped pass the MAPLand Act to digitize public land access records, and introduced the MAPWaters Act to modernize mapping for federal waterways for hunters, anglers, and families to have clearer access to Utah’s trails, waters, and recreation areas. Blake also joined state leaders, researchers, and philanthropists in signing the Great Salt Lake 2034 Charter, building on the fifty-million-dollar federal investment he helped secure to support long-term conservation and restoration of the lake for future generations.

Blake Moore is working on the House Ways and Means Committee to keep taxes low and ensure Utah families get real value for the dollars they send to Washington. He helped secure major tax provisions that make the Trump tax cuts permanent, expand the Child Tax Credit, strengthen the adoption tax credit, and increase HSA contribution limits so families can better manage health care costs. Blake championed expanding Section 179 to help small businesses grow, created investment accounts for young children to promote savings and opportunity, reinstated a charitable deduction for Utahns who tithe or give, and passed tax relief for servicemembers in hazardous duty zones. He also fought to repeal the burdensome 1099-K rule that penalized gig workers, students, and small online sellers. Blake will continue pushing for pro-growth policies that help Utah families, workers, and businesses thrive.

Blake Moore is leading efforts to reshore critical supply chains and strengthen America’s military readiness to counter the Chinese Communist Party and keep Americans safe. He reintroduced bipartisan legislation to bring printed circuit board manufacturing back to the United States so the advanced electronics that power our fighter jets, ships, vehicles, and defense systems are made here at home, not in foreign markets dominated by China. Blake is focused on supporting U.S. companies developing critical technologies, energy and mining products, and life-saving medical innovations so our nation can weather any crisis. He is also proud to stand with Israel and has supported multiple initiatives to help Israel defend itself against Hamas’s terrorist attacks.

Blake will continue championing policies that put American security, American workers, and American strength first.

Blake Moore is working to keep America’s economy strong by championing policies that protect free enterprise, support American workers, and keep businesses here at home. He introduced bipartisan legislation to strengthen Employee Stock Ownership Plans so business owners can transition to employee ownership instead of selling to foreign buyers. This helps keep American companies American-owned, strengthens supply chain resiliency, and gives workers the chance to build real retirement wealth. Blake is committed to promoting economic freedom, expanding ownership opportunities for working families, and preventing the offshoring of American jobs and industries.

Blake Moore is fighting the Democrats’ extreme policies that promote abortion up to birth and is committed to protecting life at every stage. He has earned an A-plus rating from Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America for his consistent record. He has cosponsored and voted for legislation that supports women facing unexpected pregnancies, including the Care for Her Act, the Supporting Pregnant and Parenting Women and Families Act, the Pregnant Students Rights Act, and the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act. Blake has worked to stop taxpayer funding for abortion or abortion related travel and has defended the ability of pregnancy resource centers to serve mothers in need. He believes that Congress, states, and communities must work together to provide the support, economic freedom, and opportunity women and families need to choose life and ensure every child has the chance to live and thrive.

Blake continues to champion Utah’s most important priorities.

He is fighting for:

• Strong border security

• American energy independence

• Fiscal discipline and lower spending

• Second Amendment rights

• Healthcare transparency

• Accountability for Big Tech

• Lowering costs for families

• Answers surrounding the Afghanistan withdrawal

Blake remains committed to serving Utah with principle, energy, and results.