Senator John Curtis, who represents Utah’s 3rd district in the U.S. Congress, has recently addressed fiscal policy and the role of local banks in a series of posts on his social media account.
On March 10, 2026, Curtis promoted bipartisan legislative efforts to address national debt, stating: “The Fiscal Commission Act creates a bipartisan, bicameral process to develop meaningful solutions to confront our unsustainable debt, safeguard our economic strength, and ensure fiscal stability well into the future. Learn more ↓ https://t.co/9x7BB7CAGv”.
The following day, March 11, 2026, he highlighted the importance of community banking in Utah: “Local and community banks play an important role in Utah’s economy—helping support businesses, strengthen communities, and create opportunities for entrepreneurs and families. Met with @UtahBankers to discuss policy priorities impacting banking, including confronting fraud. https://t.co/3YlPryLUVt”.
On March 12, 2026, Curtis reiterated his stance on fiscal responsibility: “Utahns know the value of living within our means and preparing for the future. Washington should learn from our example.
Our bipartisan commission bill will help bring meaningful solutions to America’s $38 trillion debt crisis that D.C. has ignored for far, far too long. https://t.co/65XNGlY4kz“.
Curtis has represented Utah’s 3rd District since 2017 after succeeding Jason Chaffetz. Born in Salt Lake City in 1960 and currently residing in Provo at age 62, he is an alumnus of Brigham Young University where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in 1985.
