ABOUT Kristen
Kristen received a Master’s Degree in English from BYU, where she met her husband, Brian. Kristen and Brian have lived in Utah for over 30 years. They have raised five children in Highland, and are grandparents of three little Utahns.
Kristen Chevrier has been a leader in the Utah political process for over 30 years and loves to involve her family, friends, and neighbors. She has served in numerous leadership positions in the Republican Party, helped with many campaigns, written and edited Party training materials, platform planks, proposals, and, as a strong supporter of Utah’s Caucus Convention Primary system, edited and helped compile “The Caucus Booklet” –both the 2014 and the 2024 versions, in an effort to educate the public on the spectacular value of the Caucus Convention Primary system to our Republican form of government. She has taught free parliamentary procedure classes to delegates, organized and hosted large scale meet-the-candidate events and debates, and spent decades recruiting and training people to effectively participate in the political process.
Kristen has been a citizen lobbyist in both the Utah Legislature and in Washington DC to advocate for various issues over 20 years. She has led efforts to protect homeschooling, worked to overturn Common Core, and continues to advocate for preserving the caucus-convention primary system. She also played a key role in the highly successful 2019 tax referendum and remains active in advancing policies that protect individual and parental rights in health care and education, restore the doctor-patient relationship, reduce agency overreach, limit rule making authority, prohibit medical mandates, safeguard the food supply, strengthen election integrity, and enhance data privacy. As House District 54 Chair, Kristen is leading the pilot program for the Legislative Collaboration Committees, which bring legislators and delegates together to discuss and work to resolve critical issues.
She is the co-founder and executive director of a Utah advocacy group focused on informed consent and consumer protection. Her work is all volunteer and is inspired by her desire to heal chronic illness in her own children, protect the health of her grandchildren, and make America, as a whole, healthy again. Throughout her advocacy she has built relationships locally and nationally that facilitate her efforts.
Kristen has shown her dedication to House District 54, Utah County, and the State of Utah with a lifetime of service. Kristen is dependable, communicative, respectful, and knowledgeable and experienced on both issues and procedural processes. Kristen brings people together to get things done!