Friday News Fix
More evidence against Trump will be unsealed today. Federal deficit hits $2 trillion. Phil Lyman asked lawmakers to throw Spencer Cox off the ballot.
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New poll gives Cox commanding lead in race for Utah governor
Spencer Cox leads Democrat Brian King by 26 points. Only 5% of voters support Phil Lyman's write-in bid.
Thursday morning News Fix
Trump tried to pay Stormy Daniels hush money...again. Is Utah doing enough to tackle the housing crisis? How the Supreme Court could decide the 2024 election.
The candidates competing to replace Mitt Romney have already spent over $15 million
Republican John Curtis has raised $5.2 million and spent $4.5 million on his campaign
Wednesday morning News Fix
Audit confirms Cox qualified to be on primary ballot. Billionaires donate big to support Trump. Federal disaster loan program out of money.
Legislative audit calls for overhaul in candidate signature verification, citing lack of transparency
Audit finds gaps in signature verification process
Tuesday morning News Fix
Utah early voting begins today. Bizarre scene as Trump sways to music for 39 minutes. Utah House speaker wants colleges to slash budgets.
Monday morning News Fix
Divisions among Utah GOP lawmakers on display. Experts say inflation and deficits under Trump will be higher. Armed militias threaten FEMA workers.
Friday Morning News Fix
U.S. Senate candidates debate. Natural disasters eat up FEMA's budget. Utah and TikTok clash over internal data. Park City home prices boost surrounding cities.
Utah Republican AG candidate Derek Brown outraises opponents by 6 to 1
Most of the nearly $900,000 raised by Republican Derek Brown's campaign has come from corporations and political action committees.
Thursday morning News Fix
Inflation cools. Amendment A voided. King within 'striking distance' of Cox. Trump's small-dollar donations plummet.
Utah Senate stalls re-appointments, halting work of State Records Committee
Gov. Spencer Cox re-appointed three committee members to a second term in September, but the Senate has not considered those nominations.