Utah Political Watch
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Independent news and analysis about politics in Utah.
Two of the state’s centrist political parties — United Utah and Utah Forward — announced Wednesday they are merging, hoping to
Years before she was elected to Congress, Rep. Celeste Maloy was on the board of directors for a nonprofit organization
In this week's episode of Special Session: 👋 Sundance says farewell 🚫🏳️🌈 Utah is the first state to ban Pride
Utah Sens. Mike Lee and John Curtis voted Thursday to allow banks to continue charging consumers sky-high overdraft fees that
The Republican-controlled Utah Legislature revised their media credential policy late last year to exclude “independent” journalists. One GOP senator says
Two of the state’s centrist political parties — United Utah and Utah Forward — announced Wednesday they are merging, hoping to
Wednesday, April 2, 2025 ⏰ Tick Tock 132 days to Utah's 2025 municipal primary elections (8/12/2025) 216
Years before she was elected to Congress, Rep. Celeste Maloy was on the board of directors for a nonprofit organization
In this week's episode of Special Session: 👋 Sundance says farewell 🚫🏳️🌈 Utah is the first state to ban Pride
Utah Sens. Mike Lee and John Curtis voted Thursday to allow banks to continue charging consumers sky-high overdraft fees that
The Republican-controlled Utah Legislature revised their media credential policy late last year to exclude “independent” journalists. One GOP senator says
Utah is about to become the first state in America to completely ban adding fluoride to drinking water, even though
In a striking display of internal party discord, multiple elected Republicans skipped the Davis County GOP’s Lincoln Day fundraiser
In this week's episode of "Special Session" * Could the Pride flag ban prompt the Sundance Film
Friday, March 14, 2025 ⏰ Tick Tock 152 days to the 2025 municipal primary elections (8/12/2025) 236 days until
In a little noticed last-minute move, Utah Republicans dealt a potentially devastating blow to government transparency. On the final night
Utah's hopes for keeping the Sundance Film Festival — a cultural and economic powerhouse — from leaving the state could
