Utah County's deputy elections clerk said he opposes voting rights for married women

Here are some of Schwemmer's remarks addressing matters handled by the county clerk's office:

• "[Married women] currently have the right to vote. But I'm in favor of probably like a family voting thing. I think that'd probably be a better way to do it." (Modern Day Debate, via The Guardian)
• "I'm very much an anti-universal suffrage guy. I don't think there's a good defense for allowing people to vote who don't take the time to return shopping carts. ... Allowing those people the same leverage in your electoral system as a homeowner. That's crazy to me." (Modern Day Debate, via The Guardian)
• "Women generally do not have what it takes to endure the pressures of a public office." (via X)
• "If we continue to import millions of foreign nationals, Republicans will never be able to win an election again. ... they have more children than the native born population, and their children (who automatically become citizens) can and do vote. And I promise you that they don't vote very Republican." (via X)

• "I'm against gay marriage" and would be "in favor of repealing same-sex marriage protections." — (Modern Day Debate, via The Guardian)

What they're saying: County Clerk Aaron Davidson said he hired Schwemmer to better serve young voters, due to his social media following — but he "didn't investigate it completely, who [Schwemmer] was."