Okay. Highs and lows. It's Christmas time and the high is obviously that I am going home, I don't know when, but in a day or two, for Christmas. And I'll get to be with my family. The low is where is the snow? We need snow in Utah. And that is a problem. Merry Christmas.

Senator Curtis joined personal finance expert Dave Ramsey, host of The Ramsey Show, to discuss the need to rein in deceptive timeshare sales practices and protect consumers through the Timeshare Transparency Act (TTA), legislation recently introduced by Senator Curtis. During the interview, the two highlighted years of consumer complaints and financial data showing the vast majority of timeshare buyers regret their purchases but are locked into long-term contracts with escalating fees and little to no ability to exit.

Families deserve to know exactly what financial decisions they are making without predatory sales tactics that rely upon deception and manipulative time constraints. Senators Curtis and Schiff (D-CA) introduced the Timeshare Pricing Transparency Act (TPT), bipartisan legislation to protect consumers from confusing contracts, hidden fees, and unclear exit options in the timeshare industry. This bill ensures that Americans have clear and honest information before committing to a timeshare.



Senator Curtis released the following statement after the Senate passed the bipartisan Fiscal Year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA):

I proudly supported the NDAA because it strengthens our military’s readiness, invests in critical capabilities, and delivers real benefits to Utah’s defense community. This bill ensures our armed forces have the tools they need to defend our nation, and it protects and expands the missions that sustain good jobs here at home.





A Deseret News profile offered a behind-the-scenes look at Senator Curtis’ unexpected front-row seat to history as a presiding officer in the Senate. From a 30-second pro forma session after Thanksgiving to witnessing record-breaking speeches and historic votes, the piece captures the quiet authority, judgment, and perspective that come with holding the gavel.



Read the full story by Cami Mondeaux here.



Senator Curtis expressed heartbreak over reports of the terrorist attack targeting a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney. He reaffirmed solidarity with Australia’s Jewish community, condemned antisemitism in all its forms, and offered prayers for the victims, the injured, and their families.

Senator Curtis met with the Shivwits Paiute Band and the Utah Farm Bureau. He had important conversations about land, water, and Utah values.

One newly approved charter high school in northern Utah County needed help expediting its tax-exempt status to secure building financing ahead of opening. Senator Curtis’ office stepped in to provide support and advocacy, even through a government shutdown. With their permission, we’re sharing their story to highlight how our office can help overcome federal delays.



If you can't get an answer from a federal agency in a timely fashion, or if you feel you have been treated unfairly, our office may be able to help resolve a problem or get you the information you need. While we cannot guarantee you a favorable outcome, we will do our best to help you receive a fair and timely response to your problem.

Church of Jesus Christ condemns act of violence against Jewish community (Deseret News)

Sen. John Curtis proposes new legislation to establish refined fuel reserve in the West (Cache Valley Daily)

John Curtis Presses FCC Chairman About The 'Dangers Of Algorithm-Driven Content' For Americans (Forbes)

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