The Department of Justice’s scoreboard on its quest to force states to hand over voter rolls reads 0-21. The NAACP is telling a federal judge to make it
In the latest episode of Special Session, BYU sociologist Dr. Jacob Rugh breaks down the data behind Utah's political shift, and why he doesn't think it's just about Trump.
Utah Senate President Stuart Adams lost his primary election in June, but the donations didn’t dry up. His campaign hauled in nearly $120,000 in the month after his
It’ll cost $400 just to ask Davis County Republicans for a job most people can’t even apply for. With eight-term County Surveyor Max Elliot retiring in September,
Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson wants a federal judge to toss the Trump administration’s lawsuit demanding the state’s unredacted voter rolls, arguing the Justice Department’s legal theory
A shadowy super PAC poured nearly $500,000 into ads attacking Rep. Blake Moore in Utah’s 2nd Congressional District, bankrolled almost entirely by Club for Growth’s super PAC
Ben McAdams won Tuesday's Democratic primary in Utah's 1st Congressional District with a clear majority in a multi-candidate field.
The former Salt Lake County mayor
Utah voters had some things to say on Tuesday night, and their message wasn’t subtle. The most powerful Republican in the Utah Senate lost his seat. A conspiracy-minded
