Ayden Scott
Unaffiliated (Utah ballot designation)What is Ayden Scott running for?
- Race
- U.S. Representative (Utah, District 3)
- Election
- General election, November 3, 2026
Ayden Scott grew up in Northern Utah and settled in Utah County, where he earned a degree at Utah Valley University and serves his community as a firefighter paramedic. He describes his U.S. House campaign as a servant-leadership effort centered on service, teamwork, and accountability.
Where does Ayden Scott stand on the issues?
Ayden Scott has a recorded position on 13 issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Affordable Housing
SupportsSupports attainable home ownership by reducing federal regulations that raise construction costs and cutting red tape that delays housing, while keeping zoning and development decisions local.
“I'll fight to reduce regulations that drive up construction costs, cut red tape that delays new housing, and ensure federal resources are directed to the states that need them most.”
aydenscott4congress.comAs of September 2026
Agriculture
SupportsSupports rural Utah through strong water rights protections and rural healthcare access, and favors farm deregulation to lower barriers for new farmers and reduce regulatory burdens on existing ones.
“I will push for federal deregulation that lowers the barriers of entry for new farmers and removes the regulatory weight that is forcing experienced farmers out of the industry.”
aydenscott4congress.comAs of September 2026
Cost of Living & Affordability
SupportsBlames inflation on government overspending and restrictions on production; opposes reckless federal spending and favors unleashing energy, manufacturing, and agriculture to increase supply and lower prices.
“Inflation is a tax on working families, and it's caused by government overspending and artificial restrictions on American production.”
aydenscott4congress.comAs of September 2026
Energy
SupportsSupports an all-of-the-above energy strategy including oil, gas, coal, nuclear, and renewables chosen by the market, while respecting water rights, public lands, and agricultural communities.
“I support an all-of-the-above energy strategy that includes oil, gas, coal, nuclear, and renewables - chosen by the market, not mandated by government.”
aydenscott4congress.comAs of September 2026
Federalism & States' Rights
SupportsWants states to control issues closest to their communities while Congress focuses on genuinely federal problems, favoring empowerment over federal mandates.
“ensure that states maintain control over the issues closest to their communities, while Congress focuses on solving genuinely federal problems. Washington works best when it empowers - not overrides.”
aydenscott4congress.comAs of September 2026
Fiscal Responsibility & Budgeting
SupportsSupports a balanced budget amendment, opposes continuing resolutions that indefinitely fund government, and favors cutting waste and duplicative agencies with independent accountability.
“Our national debt is a national security crisis. I will push for a balanced budget amendment, oppose continuing resolutions that fund bloated government indefinitely, and demand independent, transparent accountability for every dollar of federal spending.”
aydenscott4congress.comAs of September 2026
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