There are a lot of races on the ballot for the November election — and a lot of issues that may impact the way people vote. This week, KUER is bringing you profiles of voters from across Utah to see what’s on their mind as they look toward the election.
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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? -
Young voters broke heavily for Democrats in 2022, even in deep-red Utah.
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The lawsuit is the first of its kind to face the Utah Supreme Court.
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Voter turnout in the 2022 midterm elections is lagging behind previous years — for now.
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In the entire Alpine School District, only 14.5% of students are Hispanic/Latino. That number for the 19 Orem schools is much higher, at about 29.03%.
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Some local political officials want to see more changes to Utah’s election laws. Critics say that could lead down a dangerous path.
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County clerks are now required to break down where every ballot is in the verification process.
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Though Evan McMullin is running as an independent, the spending from outside groups mirrors the partisan dynamics in key battleground states as the midterm elections near.
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A ‘yes’ vote would raise the cap that the Legislature can spend or cut in an emergency from 1% to 5%.
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All the chatter and attention is usually on the big ticket races (Hello, Mike Lee vs Evan McMullin). But there's a lot happening deeper into your ballot. We talk about it so you don't have to ignore it.
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Ballots are in the mail, Utah voters! Here’s a quick guide to help you do your part for democracy.
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Like much of the rest of the country, people are worried about housing and inflation. That Great Salty Lake is also on Utahns’ list.
