Putting Utah First

The Matheson family has called Utah home for six generations. Growing up in Utah, Jim learned from his parents to respect the values of hard work, service to the community, and the bond of a family. Today, Jim and his wife, Amy, a pediatrician, live in Salt Lake City with their two sons, William and Harris.

Jim has taken these core values to Congress and has been an effective and independent voice for Utahns – standing up against efforts to transport and dump nuclear waste in Utah, working for better schools and building a stronger economy. Jim Matheson is putting Utah first.

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Stimulus money to wire Utah's elementary schools

Utah education officials have secured a $13.4 million federal grant to pipe broadband into dozens of elementary schools, making Internet access available to thousands of students. But the project requires a hefty state commitment that some lawmakers fear could be undermined if the Legislature takes a hatchet to higher education spending.

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Matheson Receives 'A' from national anti-poverty group

Matheson Receives A from national anti-poverty group

The Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law provides national leadership in identifying, developing and supporting creative and collaborative approaches to achieve social and economic justice for low-income people and communities.