Malloy Points to 21st Century Road to Housing Act; Udell Backs Starter Homes and Grants
October 03, 2026 | Utah Debate Commission, Utah Citizen Journalism, Elections, Utah
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Housing emerged as a leading voter concern. Kent Udell said he supports Gov. Cox's starter-homes idea and called for federal, state and municipal grants to build modest homes that allow families to move into ownership. "I support governor Cox's idea of starter homes," Udell said, emphasizing grants and local solutions.
Celeste Malloy pointed to the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, which she said passed Congress and reduces inputs and regulatory barriers that increase housing costs. Malloy also noted her role as Republican co-chair of the Build America Caucus, and said the law's provisions should help lower construction costs and enable more housing supply.
Celeste Malloy pointed to the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, which she said passed Congress and reduces inputs and regulatory barriers that increase housing costs. Malloy also noted her role as Republican co-chair of the Build America Caucus, and said the law's provisions should help lower construction costs and enable more housing supply.
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