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The Utah Education Association (UEA) had two significant victories in Utah last week. What are their political ramifications?
Utah’s election equipment is not connected to the Internet, and overall, the state’s elections have ‘multiple layers of cybersecurity,’ according to a newly released legislative performance audit. But,
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's newest political party announced its first leader on Tuesday. Michelle Quist will chair the newly merged United Utah/Forward Party. Quist emphasizes creating a viable alternative to the two-party system in Utah.
The interlocal committee for the northern Utah County portion of the split Alpine School District has chosen a new name.
Auditors are recommending several changes to ensure the cybersecurity of Utah's elections after finding a handful of potential
Immigration and tariff controversies are pulling down Donald Trump’s job approval rating in Utah and the nation. Here is some recent data.
Behind the scenes of the Heber City Council’s decision not to continue using ranked choice voting were dozens of public comments, lawsuit threats and concerns about misinformation.
Dan McCay, a Utah state senator took to social media to suggest saving money by sending U.S. prisoners to El Salvador.
The Park City Council will hold a special meeting Monday to reconsider its decision to use ranked choice voting in the 2025 election. Some claim the move is being driven by misinformation.