Who we are

Rep. Jen Dailey-Provost (JDP), a respected Utah legislator known for her budgetary expertise and bipartisan credibility, is launching a policy-focused Political Action Committee (PAC): Just Doing Policy (JDP) guided by the principle of “Good Work for Great Impact.”

Through approachable yet in-depth policy analysis, hands-on candidate support, and community-building events, the PAC aims to address political division through substance, collaboration, and straightforward communication—ultimately elevating the quality of Utah’s political ecosystem.

our approach

Focus on Substance: In-depth policy analysis, hands-on candidate support, community events

Bridge Divides: Work across the aisle to elevate Utah’s political ecosystem

Straightforward Communication: Translate wonky details into clear, engaging formats

GOALS

    1. Provide clear, conversational policy breakdowns (via newsletters, Substack, social media, and in-person events)

    2. Translate wonky legislative and policy details—especially budget insights—into approachable formats and language for a wide audience.

    1. Create opportunities for dialogue among Democrats, Republicans, independents, and nonpartisan experts. 

    2. Focus on shared interests and data-driven solutions over partisan talking points.

    3. Overcome identity politics by highlighting how good policy can transcend labels.

    4. Offer balanced perspectives to help people see multiple sides of complex issues.

    1. Identify potential candidates, especially specialists and experts in their fields (finance, tech industry, healthcare, environment, education, etc.). 

    2. Offer training, mentorship, networking opportunities, and direct financial support to help them run effective, policy-driven campaigns.

    1. Develop forums, mixers, and workshops where community members can interact with policy experts, legislators, and each other

    2. Encourage grassroots participation in state-level politics and legislative processes.

WHY THIS MATTERS in UTAH

Utah’s high civic engagement—evidenced by above-average higher education rates, voter turnout, volunteerism, and community involvement—coexists with a gap in democratic infrastructure and limited trusted sources for truly solutions-focused information. Much of the news reports on high-level legislative developments without diving deeply into the “how” and “why” of policy fixes, leaving residents unsure where to turn for in-depth analysis. At the same time, the surge in explainer newsletters, podcasts, and long-form platforms like Substack highlights a growing public appetite for transparency, substance, and practical policy solutions—far beyond partisan bickering. This frustration with extreme partisanship and reliance on quick takes underscores the need for a well-organized, policy-centric PAC in Utah, where change can happen quickly at the state level. By centering on collaborative, evidence-based solutions rather than mere headlines, Jen Dailey-Provost’s respected reputation can galvanize citizens, experts, and activists who crave meaningful engagement, proving that genuine innovation and education can emerge through a deliberate, solutions-oriented approach to Utah’s legislative and political ecosystem.