By Dan Bammes
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Salt Lake City, UT – When he was asked to rate Utah's quality of life on a scale of one to five, Governor Gary Herbert put it right at the top. But he was the only one of the candidates for governor to do that in a survey sponsored by the non-partisan Utah Foundation. The others all found something significantly lacking, and that's at the center of a survey being released today as part of the election year Utah Priorities Project. Utah Foundation President Steve Kroes says the project began with a poll of voters across the state to determine what issues are most important to them. He spoke with KUER's Dan Bammes.
The Utah Priorities Project is an election-year data collection by the non-partisan Utah Foundation.