Bryan Schott

Bryan Schott

Analysis: Proposed Utah congressional maps could crack GOP stranglehold
Redistricting Legislature

Analysis: Proposed Utah congressional maps could crack GOP stranglehold

by Bryan Schott
Lawmakers start race to draw new maps
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Lawmakers start race to draw new maps

by Bryan Schott
A swing seat in Utah?
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A swing seat in Utah?

by Bryan Schott
Utah's Map-tastrophe
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Utah's Map-tastrophe

by Bryan Schott
Trump's approval rating falls again
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Trump's approval rating falls again

by Bryan Schott
Bannon unleashes attack on Utah governor, LDS Church over Kirk murder
Members only Morning Memo Charlie Kirk Spencer Cox

Bannon unleashes attack on Utah governor, LDS Church over Kirk murder

by Bryan Schott
'I shot him, now shoot me.' Police say man falsely confessed to Charlie Kirk's murder because he wanted to help gunman escape
Charlie Kirk Guns Law enforcement

'I shot him, now shoot me.' Police say man falsely confessed to Charlie Kirk's murder because he wanted to help gunman escape

by Bryan Schott
Citation needed
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Citation needed

by Bryan Schott
Utah Senate leader's defense of granddaughter in sexual assault case: She wanted victim to feel included
Stuart Adams Legislature Investigations

Utah Senate leader's defense of granddaughter in sexual assault case: She wanted victim to feel included

by Bryan Schott
Suspect in custody in Charlie Kirk killing
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Suspect in custody in Charlie Kirk killing

by Bryan Schott
Charlie Kirk assassination threatens to ignite political powder keg
Charlie Kirk Extremism Utah

Charlie Kirk assassination threatens to ignite political powder keg

by Bryan Schott
In aftermath of Kirk shooting, facts become 'policy preferences'
Members only Morning Memo Charlie Kirk Guns

In aftermath of Kirk shooting, facts become 'policy preferences'

by Bryan Schott