Lisa Shepherd voices support for repealing Utah’s Proposition 4 and praises Highway Patrol

Lisa Shepherd, Utah State Representative for 61st District
Lisa Shepherd, Utah State Representative for 61st District
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Lisa Shepherd, a Utah resident, posted several statements on her social media account on January 25, 2026, expressing her views on state legislation and public safety.

In one post, Shepherd stated her support for efforts to overturn a recent state proposition. On January 25, she wrote: “I signed the petition to repeal Prop 4 in Utah. I believe in representative government. As Benjamin Franklin said, ‘A republic, if you can keep it.’ Find out where you can sign here: https://t.co/sRPuCTigH3 https://t.co/MCRKHk6RZf”.

Later that day, Shepherd expressed appreciation for law enforcement at the state capitol. At 07:54 UTC, she posted: “I’m so grateful for our Highway Patrol being at the Capitol to protect and serve. https://t.co/ldy2dnELZK”.

In another post made at 08:16 UTC on January 25, Shepherd responded to an unspecified issue by stating: “I agree, its extremely concerning! https://t.co/eDzIGV6Hzt”.

Proposition 4 in Utah has been a subject of political debate since its introduction. The measure relates to redistricting procedures in the state and has faced criticism from some residents who argue it undermines representative government. Efforts to repeal or modify Proposition 4 have included petitions and public campaigns.

The presence of Highway Patrol officers at the Utah State Capitol is standard during legislative sessions and major events as part of routine security measures intended to ensure public safety.



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