A dedicated public servant with over two decades of experience in election administration and county records.
I currently serve as the Davis County Clerk. My career is defined by a deep commitment to election security and accessibility, government record preservation and transparency, and excellence in public service and accountability.
I hold a Certified Election Registration Administrator (CERA) designation through Auburn University and the Election Center as well as the Olene Walker Vote Certification through Weber State University
Beyond elections, I bring extensive experience in records management, data privacy, marriage licensing, passport processing and administrative support for the County Commission.
My extensive hands-on experience ensures I am ready to continue serving as your County Clerk.

I am running for Davis County Clerk to strengthen transparency, accountability, and public trust in elections and public records. My career has focused on managing complex public systems where accuracy, documentation, and lawful processes matter.
I currently serve as a spokesperson at Rocky Mountain Power and previously worked as an emergency manager, coordinating response efforts and public communications during emergencies. Before that, I spent nearly 18 years with the Utah Division of Emergency Management, including over six years as a Bureau Chief and member of senior leadership.
My background includes financial management, grant oversight, audits, and legislative coordination, reinforcing the importance of clear authority, proper documentation, and accountability to the public. I believe the County Clerk’s Office must operate within Utah law and serve voters with professionalism and transparency.

Scott Parke currently serves as the Davis County Controller, having been appointed after the previous Controller resigned mid-term. He brings more than 20 years of public-sector financial leadership. A Certified Public Accountant, Scott has dedicated his career to strengthening transparency, accountability, and long-term fiscal health in local government.Prior to his current role, Scott worked at the Utah State Auditor’s Office and served as Comptroller for Weber County, where he gained extensive experience in auditing, budgeting, and managing financial systems.Since his appointment, Scott has led structural reforms to improve sustainability and clarity in county finances, including reducing liabilities, streamlining processes, and improving public access to budget information.

A long-time resident of Davis County, Scott lives in Clinton with his family and is committed to serving his community with integrity, professionalism, and practical solutions.

In 1994, Troy received his JD degree in Alabama. From 1994-2000, Troy was in private practice specializing in criminal defense. He joined the Davis County Attorney’s Office as a prosecutor in January of 2000. Prior to his 1st election, Troy was Section Chief of the Special Prosecution Unit in the Davis County Attorney’s Office. As a prosecutor and defense attorney, he has handled numerous cases including jury and bench trials related to violent crimes against children and women. Troy has served on the Advisory Board of the National Center for Prosecutor Integrity and multiple professional boards. He has earned both state & national professional awards. Multiple of Troy’s cases have been featured on local or national television, including CNN, Fox News & Dateline NBC. Troy has been a frequent local and national presenter for the National District Attorney’s as well as in New York City at the John Jay College of Criminal of Criminal Justice and California District Attorney’s Association.

Daughter of Cozette, Karl Keyes
Bachelor’s degrees in Political Science & Communications from the U
Married to James Harris with 4 children ages 18-25
Decades of managing complex budgets
Mayor of Bountiful 4 years
Bountiful City Council 8 years
State Legislature Intern
President of Senate in the Utah Intercollegiate Assembly
appointed to SLC Community Development Block Grant Board
Housing coordinator for 2002 Olympics
Officer Supervisor University of Utah Hospital
Finance Chair University Student Apartments
President of the Davis County Republican Women
State GOP Caucus Education Ambassador
GOP State Central Committee & delegate
Best of State award winning business Pirate & Princess Parties
HR Manager Sapphire Fountains
Traffic Safety Committee
Bountiful Business Symposium
Main Street Merchants Association
Founder TEDxBountiful
Bountiful Planning Commission
Bountiful History Committee
Bountiful City Youth Council Advisor
2nd Dist Judicial Nominating Comm
Davis Council of Government

John Adams is a business leader, a community servant, and a lifelong Republican. He brings over 20 years of leadership experience in the private sector, managing complex, multimillion-dollar projects and working closely with executive teams.John has served on the Kaysville City Council for the last 7 years, serving on multiple boards including the Davis Technical College Foundation Board, gaining firsthand experience with local government, workforce development, and responsible stewardship of public funds. He understands how county decisions affect families, small businesses, and long-term growth.A strong advocate for fiscal responsibility, transparency, public safety, and local control, John is committed to keeping Davis County affordable, safe, and well-managed.

John lives in Davis County with his wife, Sarah, and their children. He is running not as a career politician, but as a neighbor and parent who believes government should work for the people it serves.

Scott Fletcher, a lifelong Davis County resident, 60 plus years of deep roots in the community, and a family legacy of public service. Scott has long been involved in civic leadership, serving as a county and state delegate, Vice Chair of the Davis County Republican Party, and an active participant in the Chambers of Commerce. As a Physicist, he brings more than 40 years of professional leadership of data assessment, fiscal discipline, and results driven approaches to public service. His experience includes senior executive roles overseeing projects ranging from millions to billions of dollars. Scott spent nearly a decade working with state and national governments on budgeting, appropriations, and economic priorities, giving him strong insight into responsible fiscal management and strategic decision making. As a candidate for Davis County Commissioner Seat A, he is committed to transparency, fiscal conservatism, long term strategic assessment, and putting our community first.

Austin Gray is a long-term resident of Davis County. Davis County deserves practical, principled leadership rooted in real-world experience. A lifelong member of the Republican Party, Austin is committed to conservative values, fiscal responsibility, and accountable local government.
Austin holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), equipping him with the financial and organizational expertise necessary to manage taxpayer dollars responsibly and ensure county resources are utilized efficiently. He firmly believes that taxes should only be raised after thoroughly reviewing the budget and trimming unnecessary or wasteful spending, because families deserve the same discipline from government that they practice at home. Austin has been involved in the Davis County GOP as a precinct chair, legislative district vice-chair, state delegate, and currently serves on the credentialing team. Austin wants Davis County to remain a place for future generations to live, work and raise a family.