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Compare public commitments with documented outcomes. Choose an office and open the sources behind each entry.
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The original promise always stays on record.
Results must back it up.
Governor · 2024
Each entry separates the original commitment from what has been verified during the term.
5 of 5 commitments
Reach 150,000 housing units built or underway, including 35,000 new starter homes.
Built Here · second-term strategic planPublication date unverified
The first-year review reported 41,526 units permitted and 7,000 starter homes completed. Permits alone do not establish that construction has begun.
Governor’s office · year-one progress reviewComplete strategic double-tracking of FrontRunner by 2030, with funding and engineering completed by 2029.
Built Here · second-term strategic planPublication date unverified
The first-year review reported submission of a federal engineering proposal, design more than 50% complete, and 75% of utility agreements executed. It reported the overall milestone at 20%.
Governor’s office · year-one progress reviewImplement water-efficiency and water-quality practices on 120,000 acres of agricultural land.
Built Here · second-term strategic planPublication date unverified
The first-year review reported projects on 25,380 acres, including 22,741 acres of more efficient irrigation and 2,639 acres of conservation practices backed by state loans.
Governor’s office · year-one progress reviewReduce by 25% the number of people who become homeless upon leaving state custody or state services.
Built Here · second-term strategic planPublication date unverified
The first-year review reported 474 people, compared with a 566-person baseline and a target of 425.
Governor’s office · year-one progress reviewRaise the share of residents in communities that have adopted water-efficiency standards for new construction to 75%.
Built Here · second-term strategic planPublication date unverified
The first-year review reported coverage of 65.58% of residents, compared with a baseline of 65%.
Governor’s office · year-one progress reviewAn evaluation window. Each commitment keeps the timing published in its source.
· Day one is the day the official begins the term for this office.Utah’s governor signed batches of bills from the 2025 legislative session during the opening months of his second term.
Governor’s Mansion, Salt Lake City
Speaking on the steps of the Governor’s Mansion after the race was called, Cox said he would listen to and learn from all Utahns, including people who did not vote for him.
Each status reflects the scope of the commitment and the available evidence. An announcement, an approved law, and a result in practice are different milestones. The rating measures the share of fulfilled commitments in this register and changes as more commitments and outcomes are documented.
Capitol photo · Supercarwaar · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Framing and shading adjusted
