Kristen Chevrier holds a Masters Degree in English from Brigham Young University. She has extensive experience as a Consumer Protection Advocate and has been a long-time political activist. Chevrier is a member of the local Republican Party leadership in Highland. She spent several years managing institutional risk in high-finance before transitioning to the public sector.

Kristen Chevrier combines her background in consumer protection with an ideological rigor that manifests in her legislative initiatives. Chevrier's sponsorship of HB403, which restricts food stamp purchases to essential items, suggests a stringent approach to welfare spending. This stance, paired with her consumer advocacy roots, hints at a unique blend of fiscal conservatism and social responsibility. Chevrier's rhetorical style likely emphasizes personal accountability and the responsible use of public funds, raising questions about how she reconciles these views with broader social welfare principles.