Rosalba Dominguez
State representative, House District 35 · Democratic

Office held
| State representative | House District 35 | Source |
On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot
Rosalba Dominguez is a candidate for Utah House, District 35. The ballot lists Rosalba Dominguez, Democratic. The district covers all or part of Salt Lake County.
Everyone on the ballot for this seat
| Candidate | Party |
|---|---|
| Rosalba Dominguez | Democratic |
| Monique I. Ketcham | Republican |
Voting record
Utah House, 2026 sessions
The official record lists Rosalba Dominguez's vote on 838 roll calls in the 2026 sessions. The latest:
- Voted: Yea6th Sub. HB 492: Transportation, Infrastructure, and Housing Amendments
- Voted: Yea1st Sub. SB 156: Constable Amendments
- Voted: Yea1st Sub. SB 47: Reauthorization of Administrative Rules
- Voted: Yea3rd Sub. HB 125: Department of Natural Resources Related Modifications Amendments
- Voted: Nay3rd Sub. HB 377: Real Estate Amendments
- Voted: Yea5th Sub. HB 119: Automotive Repair Business Amendments
- Voted: Yea3rd Sub. SB 181: School Discipline Amendments
- Voted: Nay3rd Sub. HB 591: Nuisance Amendments
- Voted: Yea4th Sub. HB 535: Disposition of Public Property Modifications
- Voted: Yea2nd Sub. SB 165: Economic Mobility Initiative
Creative training and community leadership
Rosalba Dominguez's official member record identifies her as a business owner with film and video-production study at Brooks Institute and a graphic-design associate degree from Salt Lake Community College. Her caucus biography describes community board service and becoming the first Latina on the Murray City Council. That local-government background preceded her work representing a state legislative district in the central Salt Lake Valley. [1] [3]
House District 35
Dominguez began House service in January 2025 and represents District 35 in Salt Lake County. Her caucus biography retains language about preparing to enter the Legislature; the official roster supplies the current service date. Her standing assignments include Public Utilities and Energy and Transportation, linking district representation with the infrastructure and utility systems that serve residents and businesses across Utah. [1]
Data centers and electricity information
Dominguez sponsored 2026 HB585, Data Center Amendments. The introduced proposal would require large data centers to report energy-use information to electrical corporations, require utility reporting to the Public Service Commission and create reporting back to the Legislature, with enforcement mechanisms. The proposal offers a specific example of her utilities work involving emerging industrial demand. The reporting chain would connect facility-level information with utilities, utility regulators and lawmakers, allowing each institution to examine large-load energy demand. [2]
In the 2026 General Session, Rosalba Dominguez was chief sponsor of H.B. 504, Political Advertising Modifications. It would have required printed political advertisements containing AI-generated content to carry a clear disclosure. It never reached a floor vote: a House committee returned it to the Rules Committee, and it was filed on March 6, 2026. [4]
In the 2026 General Session, Rosalba Dominguez was chief sponsor of H.B. 585, Data Center Amendments. It would have required large data centers to report their energy use to electrical utilities, with the utilities reporting to the Public Service Commission and the commission reporting to the Legislature. It never reached a floor vote: a committee sent it back to the Rules Committee, and it was filed on March 6, 2026. [5]
Agency budgets and state-federal questions
Her current roster lists General Government Appropriations, the Federalism Commission and interim committees for Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology and Transportation. Those assignments add public spending and intergovernmental questions to her infrastructure portfolio. The combination extends her previous city-government experience into statewide policy and budget work, while retaining a distinction between her elected office and private business and creative background. [1]
Profile sources
From the Legislature's roster
- Profession
- Business Owner
- Education
- Bachelor of Arts Degree in Film & Video Production from Brooks Institute of Photography, Santa Barbara, California; Associates Degree in Graphic Design from Salt Lake Community College
- Committees
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