⏰ Tick Tock
15 days to Election Day.
In-person early voting begins tomorrow.
The deadline to register to vote is Friday.
Good Monday morning!
Here are some stories worth reading today:
- When will we know who wins the presidential election?
"The over/under is Saturday, which was when the call was made last time," says Arnon Mishkin, who leads Fox News' decision desk. [Politico] - A new poll says nearly 1 in 5 Republicans believe if Donald Trump loses the election, he should declare the results invalid and do whatever it takes to assume power. [Axios]
- "It feels very dystopian." Republican county officials brace for election deniers - again. [WSJ]
- Donald Trump's campaign outsourced its ground game operation to Elon Musk's America PAC, which may have been a bad idea.
Roughly a quarter of the door knocks for Trump in Arizona and Nevada have been flagged by America PACs canvassing app as potentially fraudulent. [Guardian] - Biden administration proposes a rule to make over-the-counter birth control free. [NPR]
📰 Monday's headlines
Romney, Lee rank low among Senate peers; Cox sees approval slide in new poll. [Utah Political Watch]
Crypto's $130 million congressional election binge has candidates like Utah's John Curtis poised for big wins. [CNBC]
DOJ appoints attorney to oversee election concerns, threats in Utah. [KSL]
Retooling presidential nomination process could give Western states a voice, former Utah gov says. [Utah News Dispatch]
Utah Legislature elections: 1 in 4 House races have already been decided. [Utah News Dispatch]
Slight enrollment dip seen at Utah public schools for 2024-25. [Deseret News]
Opponents want a timeout on forcing kids into padded rooms in Utah schools. [Fox 13]
Every Utah school must now have an armed guard. Here's why schools are struggling to comply. [Tribune]
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