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The party candidates seem to be getting more diverse, including more women and people of color winning their convention races.
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With some of Utah’s coal-fired power plants set to close in the coming years, Republican legislators are looking at ways to give the state some breathing room.
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Another teacher raise, eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion programs and an energy independent Utah are all up for discussion during the 45 day legislative session.
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Carson Jorgensen left his seat as the leader of the Utah Republican Party, but he didn’t leave politics for good.
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With Utah now poised to elect a new senator in 2024, will Romney’s successor continue in the “wise wing” of the GOP or subscribe to the Trump brand of politics?
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“What Utahns might not realize is what you just lose when we don't have Chris Stewart,” said Jason Perry of the Hinckley Institute of Politics.
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The plaintiffs argue the Utah lawmakers went too far. But the defendants claim the Legislature has equal power as the people.
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Jorgensen will remain the GOP chair until delegates choose the next leader of the state Republican Party on April 22.
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Lawmakers passed a record 575 bills this session. Democrats, however, felt like the session was historic for the wrong reasons.
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Two Democratic female lawmakers lost their Salt Lake Valley races to male Republicans.
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Utah candidates outside of the dominant Republican Party, or the Democratic Party, hope to carry the momentum started by Evan McMullin’s Senate campaign to future election wins.
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Despite GOP support for the bill in the House, it’s sure to face an uphill battle in the U.S. Senate.