In a recent announcement, the Utah Senate Majority Caucus outlined an ambitious agenda for the 2025 General Session, emphasizing innovation and responsible growth to maintain Utah as a contender for the best place to live, work, and raise a family. Senate President J. Stuart Adams said, "Powering Utah's future goes beyond meeting today's demands—it's about building on the successes of the past while addressing the needs of tomorrow and envisioning bold possibilities for what lies ahead," according to the Utah Senate Majority Caucus.

The caucus aims to prioritize energy independence by tripling the state's current production and updating its transmission infrastructure to adequately meet the needs of a burgeoning AI industry and population growth. The 2025 legislative session will see efforts to maintain Utah's reputation for having the lowest electricity rates in the nation.

Educational support is also on the agenda, with plans to invest in students and teachers. Utah's infrastructure is poised for enhancement too, with commitments to sustainable water supplies, affordable housing, and resilient transport systems. The caucus further intends to protect public lands, a move that will serve future generations. They stand firm on making life more affordable through responsible taxation, enhancing economic opportunities for business and job creation, and reinforcing Utah's standing as an affordable state.

The state boasts of a stellar economic outlook, having ranked number one for 17 years in a row. Keeping this distinction is a top priority for the caucus, and they plan to aggressively promote policies that strengthen various sectors including energy, transportation, education, and water management, all to sustain Utah's high quality of life and affordable cost of living. The state's thriving economy and commitment to education have earned it second rank in education and the title of the best state to live in as per their official statement.