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Celeste Maloy’s Money Fact Check Earlier this week, popular Utah-based X account Disagree Butter posted a series of graphics containing an analysis of Utah House Rep. Celeste Maloy’s campaign finances and their sources. “How Is Celeste’s Campaign Really Funded,” the opening graphic reads, with the slug “Out-of-State Money. Out-of-touch Priorities.” The following slides highlighted that “61% of her donations come from outside Utah,” pointing to five-figure donation totals originating from Washington DC, Virginia, and California. The third slide noted that “Less than 10% came from her own district (CD3),” and pointed out that “Only $29,350 out of $296,050 raised came from CD3 voters, just 9.9%.” It should be noted that Maloy is currently the incumbent for Utah’s second district, but after court-ordered redistricting, she is running for re-election in the newly drawn Utah Third Congressional District. She faces former gubernatorial candidate and 2024 GOP convention nominee Phil Lyman in the race for the state’s new rural seat. The final slide posted by Disagree Butter reads “20% of her donations came from insiders and lobbyists,” and provides the figure of $59,375 from political insiders, highlighting her largest single donor as the American Israel Public Affairs Committee at $22,125, while also claiming $30,250 came from what it describes as “government relations” sources. The numbers in the slideshow appear to reflect an independent analysis of Maloy’s 2025 FEC financial disclosures, and a review of those filings broadly supports the underlying patterns the graphics point to, even if the exact percentages depend on how the data is grouped. The itemized reports show a significant share of contributions coming from outside Utah, particularly from states like Virginia, California, and the Washington DC corridor, alongside repeated donations from national political organizations and PACs, including multiple entries associated with AIPAC and other industry and trade groups. At the same time, the filings also show a steady stream of Utah-based donors throughout the reporting period, meaning the precise breakdown between in-state, out-of-state, and district-level giving can vary depending on the timeframe and methodology used. In that sense, while the graphics capture a real and visible trend in Maloy’s fundraising network, the specific figures presented should be understood as one interpretation of a broader set of publicly reported data. A clearer and more complete picture is now just days away. First quarter 2026 FEC filings are due on April 15, and those disclosures will land less than two weeks before delegates gather in Orem for the state Republican nominating convention. With the race already drawing contrasts over grassroots support versus institutional backing, the next round of numbers is likely to sharpen that debate, offering a more current snapshot of where Maloy’s support is coming from as the campaign enters a decisive stretch. A follow up review of those filings will help determine whether the trends identified here are accelerating, stabilizing, or beginning to shift as convention day approaches.

This is the type of bill @RepMaloyUtah will end up supporting She has repeatedly talked about the need to import workers into the US so that her donors can get cheap labor She supports employers importing cheap labor over hiring your kids and grandkids @CelesteMaloyUT

Well well well, what do we have here...

@Thedrivenman shopping carts don't make a car move when it bumps into it.

The definition of instant karma

Just look at Dad’s face. That’s what pure pride looks like.

@j_fishback No disagree. But I'm for the property tax being rebated.

If you decide to pull your child from public school and homeschool your child You should get the full $13,000 for your child that would have been spent on your child in public school

@GovCox This is not high on my priorties. Focus on the demand half of housing. Let's lower it.

Prediction markets are gambling.

@Thedrivenman If only the women in my life could have a portion of this shelf control.

This Is How to Avoid Creating a Trauma

@BretWeinstein @RepThomasMassie I'm not in KY. But we need. And yes we need Massie.

We have to protect @RepThomasMassie from the attacks he faces for confronting corruption on our behalf. Let’s get him over $400k so he can stare down the threat. This isn’t just a Kentucky issue. He’s being targeted nationally. It’s a matter of sovereignty. Hold the line!

@RealCalebKitson You'll need to be a little more specific. What size back yard. R otherwise your talking out of your butt. There are many circumstances that your wrong. Please use the character limit.

🚨Watch ICE and the Utah Highway Patrol break a window and extract a Hispanic man from the driver’s seat. The incident reportedly took place today in Ogden.

Canada says it will go door to door to collect guns… and people still say nobody’s coming for your guns. Let that sink in. In Canada, 98% of gun owners basically said no to the government’s so-called buyback program. And instead of backing off? Now the conversation turns into police going door to door for collection. That’s not a buyback. That’s not voluntary. That’s confiscation dressed up in softer language. And this is exactly why gun owners never trust the line: “Nobody’s coming for your guns.” Because eventually the mask always comes off. First it’s common sense. Then it’s registration. Then it’s bans. Then it’s buybacks. Then it’s door-to-door collection. So I want to hear from y’all: What do you call it when Canada sends people door to door to take legally owned guns? Comment: BUYBACK or CONFISCATION And bigger question— Do you think Canada is the preview of what anti-gun politicians want everywhere else? Drop your answer in the comments. youtu.be/dNBwQSAYYiI

@rushicrypto i'd stop complainging about taxes if we returned to only property owners voting.

I’m very confused about the number of people who think “property tax” is a sales tax on you home rather than taxes to pay for public services you use every day. “I paid off my home why do i still pay property taxes?!?!?” Oh, did you also stop using the roads and libraries and sidewalks and parks? Not worried about fires anymore?

@UtahDemocrats federal tax money should not be spent on any of those things. anytime public tax monies are spent first it should be asked if it the proper role of gov.

"A billion dollars so we can burn more fossil fuels ... a billion dollars that could be used for health care for those in need, for education, to take care of our national parks." With scorching temperatures and dwindling water supplies this summer, consider how you can influence state and federal leaders to advance policies that preserve, rather than threaten, our future.

@UtahDemocrats And they say that no Dems. Register as a Rep. To vote in primaries...

Never been a better time to be a Utah Democrat! With election season just around the corner, make sure your voter registration and party affiliation are both accurate and up to date - be sure to change your party affiliation by the April 1st deadline! 🗳️

@LDS_Dems Why do you think this is the LEAST LDS opinion. I could rattle off a small list of things that would better fit... Do you think the mainstream LDS leader, and member thinks the second coming will be in their lifetime?

My LEAST Latter-day Saint opinion is that I don't think the Second Coming will be anytime soon. Certainly not in my lifetime. And I think this because as a whole the world is becoming a much, much better place.

@Jackroman521320 @Fun_Viral_Vids @grok Appears that @grok has some Innocence left... Lol

@Fun_Viral_Vids @grok what size is she talking about?

Regarding size Then the size matter!

@JustinWStapley His voting record is all that matters. And it's not great...

The more I've learned about Blake Moore the more deeply impressed I am. I've been so turned off by the people engaging in this ongoing smear campaign against him.

@hicksticks2001 @DChadwickAuthor So there was NO alternates put in the minutes. The second most vote getter is the first alternate.

@DChadwickAuthor How does the precinct handle the vote for replacements after someone forfeits their responsibilities?

Was contacted by my precinct chair from the caucus last week. One of our state delegates has withdrawn and he asked me if I would be interested in filling that role. Should I be a delegate to the Utah Republican nominating convention?