I strongly support Phil Lyman in his bid to represent our district for a State House seat. He is a true Statesman who reflects the values and love of liberty similar to that of our Founding Fathers. He has sacrificed and advocated tirelessly for rural communities and land rights issues. He knows the fight of growing a prosperous, small business in the midst of many years of federal tyranny and the heavy tax burden laid upon them. He is patient, passionate and persistent. Phil Lyman does not seek political office for personal gain. Quite the opposite. He seeks political office because he feels a deep seeded obligation to stand up and DO something rather than sit and around and wring his hands while moaning that the world must be coming to an end.

Phil Lyman is a fearless fighter who has proven his loyalty by walking the talk. I pray those who are State Delegates will seize this opportunity to continue the legacy of Mike Noel and vote Phil Lyman as our State Representative. I know I will be…

I have known Phil for several years and he is a fine upstanding person. A man I trust completely.

I fully endorse Phil Lyman for the Utah State House of Representatives – District 73! Phil understands the issues that threaten our lifestyles, customs, culture, and heritage here in Southern Utah. He supports tourism, grazing, and will fight to limit Federal overreach on our public lands. Phil Lyman is the only conservative Republican running for District 73, so please encourage your friends and family to get out and vote for Phil Lyman!

Phil Lyman stands with the people of our district, and the values we traditionally live by.
DON’T ELECT AN OUTSIDER

I endorse Phil Lyman for Utah House District 73. As a Sheriff I appreciate legislators who understand the role of political accountability in law enforcement. No citizen should be subject to unrestrained federal law enforcement officers hired by unelected bureaucrats. We have seen how these agencies disregard the will of the people and use their power to further a political agenda. The geo-political boundaries that define a county are not just lines on a map. The jurisdiction of the Sheriff within those boundaries is not subject to interpretation by the US attorney, or the BLM, but is derived by the consent of those who elected him. It is vital that we have leaders who understand this and who are willing to stand behind the Sheriffs. There is no doubt where Phil stands on this issue. As a county commissioner he has proven that his loyalties are to the people he represents, not to Washington and certainly not to outside special interest groups.  He will be a champion on the legislature for the citizens of Utah and for local elected law enforcement.

I would also like to say something about roads. Road are the veins and arteries of our counties. They were built at great expense and sacrifice by those who preceded us, and they should not be treated as inconsequential by us today. Our roads link us to the places we care about, but they also link us to our past. It is no wonder that outside wilderness advocacy groups have launched an attack on our roads and the people who use them: our cattlemen, our industries, our ATV enthusiasts, and our families. If we do not defend our roads, we are bound to lose them. Counties are the first line of defense in preserving our access. Once we lose that, we have lost a part of our freedom. It is far too easy for a federal agency to close in a moment what others have built, maintained, and used for a lifetime or even for generations. Like our current Representative (who is also my father), Mike Noel, Phil understands the importance of keeping our roads open.

We are at a pivotal time in Beaver County and in Southern Utah. We need a proven fighter on the legislature. Phil is that fighter. Please join me in supporting Phil for District 73.