Past Campaign
U.S. House District 4
Primary election
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Attorney and Adviser
South Jordan, UT
Is this you? Claim this profileSteven Burt's campaign has reported raising $34,074 and spending $31,999 to the Federal Election Commission.
Steven Burt is an Independent candidate for the U.S. House in Utah's 4th Congressional District, running in the general election scheduled for November 3, 2026. He was born and raised in South Jordan, Utah, where he still resides with his family. Burt has nearly 20 years of experience practicing law, including a decade as an in-house attorney and executive in the solar industry, advocating for energy policy. He has also dedicated time to pro bono representation, particularly related to immigration issues. He is running as an unaffiliated candidate because he believes many voters are unhappy with major parties and desire better representation and more reasonable politicians, aiming to be loyal to voters rather than party demands.
Steven Burt has a recorded position on five issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Campaigns to end the two-party system; opposes policies that stifle innovation and competition for independent and third-party candidates, and urges voters to register unaffiliated and take political power back from the parties.
“Opposing policies that stifle innovation and competition associated with electing independent and third-party candidates, and refusing to support candidates who support such policies.”
stevenburt.comAs of August 2026
Names the high cost of living his top priority, saying people should not dread the grocery store, health care providers, prescriptions, or paying for their kids' education, and pledges to prioritize the middle class.
“The cost of living is too high. We shouldn't dread going to the grocery store, seeing a health care provider, filling a prescription or paying for our kids' education.”
stevenburt.comAs of August 2026
Advocates 'common sense energy policy,' drawing on nearly a decade as an in-house attorney and executive in the solar industry.
“for the last 10 years have advocated for common sense energy policy as an in-house attorney and executive in the solar industry”
stevenburt.comAs of August 2026
Argues Utah's wildfire risk cannot be addressed without acknowledging climate change as a key driver; criticizes federal hazardous-fuel treatment funding cuts and calls for honest, science-based, non-partisan wildfire mitigation.
“The fact that the science associated with climate change has become politicized is no excuse for us to ignore it.”
stevenburt.comAs of August 2026
Says enforcing immigration law is critical and that securing the border should be a priority, but opposes how it is being done - arguing ICE should not camp near schools and churches or arrest people appearing for court hearings.
“Enforcing immigration law is critical; how we do it matters. Securing the border needs to be a priority, but ICE should not be camping out near schools and churches and arresting people who are showing up for their court hearings.”
stevenburt.comAs of August 2026
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