Good Wednesday morning!
Here are some stories worth reading today:
- Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump 52%-47% among likely voters nationally. [Marist Poll]
- Three billionaires - Elon Musk, Miriam Adelson and Richard Uihlein - donated roughly $220 million in a three-month period to groups backing Donald Trump's candidacy. [CNN]
- Trump crumbles when pressed on economic policy in tense interview. [Rolling Stone]
- Trump says it would be a "smart thing" if he had talked to Putin. [New York Times]
- "Incessant and exhausting" - US voters on living in a swing state. [BBC]
- Justice Dept. to monitor voting in Ohio county over intimidation concerns. [Washington Post]
- Disaster loan program fully "exhausted" with Congress still out of town. [Politico]
- Donald Trump will "work the fry cooker" at McDonalds in Pennsylvania this weekend. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
⏰ Tick Tock
20 days to Election Day.
7 days until early voting begins.
10 days until the deadline to register to vote.
📰 Wednesday's headlines
Audit confirms Cox, Curtis and Brown qualified to be on GOP primary ballot. [Fox 13]
Mormon voters set to play critical role in swing states. [The Hill]
With pill seizures "exploding" in Utah, Gov. Cox launches fentanyl task force. [KUER]
Lawmakers consider required USBE training due to Natalie Cline. [Fox 13]
Utah could save money with more participation in credit card processing contract, audit says. [KSL]
Utah advocates want restrictions on pesticides bringing "forever chemicals" into the state. [Utah News Dispatch]
Studies found "scary" concentrations of metals in Great Salt Lake dust. Here's what that means. [Tribune]
Enrollment grows at every Utah college - bucking fears and setting new records. [Tribune]
"Roller felling" company got money from Utah lawmakers but doesn't have anywhere to spend it. [Tribune]
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