About Us
Here is a nonprofit organization designed to aid candidates, giving them access to tools that and an audience that would normally take years to accumulate and to provide voters and people looking to get involved in politics an easy gateway into helping out in the political sphere. We do not discriminate based on one's political party, but there are some priorities that HERE does believe a candidate needs to be honest about where they stand.
Our Mission
Have you ever nothing but disappointment for our political landscape? Do you want politicians that act in the best interest in their voters? Did you avoid voting third party because more often than not they have no chance at winning? Have you ever thought of running for a position yourself? Well, our founders had the exact same thoughts, and thus, H.E.R.E. was created. What is H.E.R.E? It stands for Here to Elect Representatives for Everyone, and it's purpose is to provide aspiring politicians with the tools and supporters to win their local elections. We believe that the voters and candidates are both out there, and our goal is to connect them through H.E.R.E. One of the key ways that we do this is through our outreach program. If you are interesting in either being a politician or helping one, we have options for everyone. Our goal with this is to slowly grow our network to the point where voters once again feel they have a voice, and nearly every county in Utah has a chance to choose a candidate that is truly theirs.
Our Policies
Policy 1: Healthcare
HERE believes that one of the core problems facing Americans is a worry about healthcare. As such our politicians should be transparent with how they intend to help people who lack access to it or lack the finances to afford a trip to the hospital.
Policy 2: Education
Education is one of the most essential parts of society. Without it, kids and teens will be unable to learn the skills and thinking required to function and contribute to their workplace and community. H.E.R.E. believes that politicians should be transparent with their views on how they plan to support or go against public schools and higher education.
Policy 3: Residency
One of the greatest issues facing the new generation is housing and residency. Whether it’s the disparity between income and housing costs or exploitation of tenants by landowners, H.E.R.E. believes that all voters should know how their politicians feel about the housing situation and if they have any plans to fix it.
Policy 4: Envrionment
Climate Change is real, and it is getting worse. If the majority of people are to survive the coming century, then we have to find a way to reduce carbon emission. While this might appear the least urgent in the moment, it is by far the most deadly issue. As such, H.E.R.E. believes politicians have a responsibility to their families and voters to be transparent about how they intend to slow or stop climate change.