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- Stacy Hughes
- Jun 8
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 19
Have you decided to join the Stacy Hughes for South Jordan City Council, District Five campaign?
Together, let’s make a difference in our community!
Do you want to have a voice in shaping the future of South Jordan, Utah and already have your yard sign (or don't need one) there are plenty of other options to join the Stacy for SoJo effort. Start with my Vision and Values for South Jordan, and then look below to find an opportunity that meets your interests: Support I Need:
About the Campaign
Maybe I care too much, maybe my vision for the future we could leave our children is unrealistic in today's tumultuous world, but we have to try! Thank you for sharing my enthusiasm for what could be!
My goal is to listen to the needs of the community and represent those needs in a way that is balanced, strategic, and forward thinking towards making South Jordan an even better place to live. By supporting my campaign, you can help bring about positive changes and improvements in our city.
To engage with the South Jordan voters, this website incorporates video embeds from social media platforms like TikTok or Instagram. This allows you to connect directly with me on a more personal level, ask your questions in real time, and get a glimpse into my values and priorities. Furthermore, there are monthly events where we can meet face to face to discuss the issues that concern you in our neighborhood, or we can connect via Zoom if you'd prefer.
One way to get involved in the Stacy for SoJo campaign is by exploring this website so that we can get to know each other better. The website serves as a hub for information about
By getting involved in the Stacy for SoJo campaign, you can play a crucial role in shaping the future of our community. Whether you volunteer your time, donate what you can, or share information about the campaign with friends and family, your support can make a difference! Together, we can work towards building a stronger and more vibrant community focused on Plans Not Politics.
