FOUR KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Utah likely voters want families to have more control over their children’s education.
- Majorities support education freedom, view the Utah Fits All Scholarship favorably, and support expanding Utah Fits All so every child and family who wants to participate can access the program.
- Most K–12 parents are interested in using Utah Fits All to meet a range of educational needs.
- Candidates who support these policies hold a significant advantage over those who oppose these policies.
What Utah Likely Voters Want Right Now
PARENTS TO LEAD ON EDUCATION DECISIONS
Likely voters want parents to drive education decisions for their children.
- 76% support parents, not government, choosing the best school for their child.
- 71% support states allowing more flexibility and choices in K-12 education.
- 59% say they are more likely to vote for candidates who prioritize giving K–12 families more choices and control over their children’s education, compared with 22% who are less likely—a 37-point advantage.
AN EXPANDED UTAH FITS ALL
Voters view the scholarship favorably and support expanding it to serve more families.
- 63% view Utah Fits All favorably, more than twice as many as view it unfavorably.
- 54% support expanding the program so every family can benefit from it; just 35% oppose.
FLEXIBILITY TO FIND THE BEST FIT
K-12 parents express strong interest in using the Utah Fits All Scholarship for a variety of educational needs.
- 58% of K–12 parents are interested in using Utah Fits All.
- Among interested parents, 41% want education customization, 36% cite affordability for tuition or tutoring, 25% seek a better school fit, and 19% need support for disabilities or learning differences.
Survey conducted September 24-29, 2026 | N=856 likely voters | MOE = +/- 3.3% | 70% text-to-web, 30% online
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