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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.

Friday News Fix

⏰ Tick Tock

18 days to Election Day.
5 days until in-person early voting begins.
8 days until the deadline to register to vote.

Good Friday morning!

Here are some stories worth reading today:

  1. More evidence in the 2020 election interference case against Donald Trump will be unsealed today. [CBS News]
  2. Trump world in talks with Nikki Haley for eleventh-hour joint campaign event. [The Bulwark]
  3. How Republicans mainstreamed the baseless idea of noncitizen voting in 2024. [NPR]
  4. Federal deficit nears $2 trillion and getting worse, experts warn. [Fox Business]
  5. Mortgage rates were supposed to come down. Instead, they're rising. Here's why. [NPR]
  6. A majority of Americans (52%) say they are worse off today than they were four years ago. [Gallup]
  7. 43% of people between the ages 18 and 34 say they'd have a more negative view of a date if that person revealed they voted for Donald Trump. Only 17% said they would have a positive view of that person. [Axios]

📰 Friday's headlines

New poll gives Cox commanding lead in race for Utah governor. [Utah Political Watch]

Phil Lyman asked Utah Legislature to force "illegitimate" Gov. Spencer Cox off the 2024 ballot. [Tribune]

Disparaging remark caps off civil 3rd District debate between Mike Kennedy, Glenn Wright. [KSL]

Lawmaker pushes to ban polygraph tests for sexual assault victims. [KUTV]

Wondering where your Utah general election ballot is? Here's how to track it. [Deseret News]

Nearly 2 million chickens must be killed in Utah after major flock tests positive for the flu. [Tribune]

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