At the center of these statewide trends is a race to represent the area surrounding Utah’s Capitol, a fitting microcosm of the forces leading young families to flee a state best known for strong family formation.
The general municipal elections are fast approaching, with mail-in ballots beginning to arrive at voters’ homes last week.
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Utah gets a ‘D’ on the representation on women in politics — will that change on Election Day?
With Election Day approaching next week, I’ve been reflecting on women’s representation in political leadership. According to the annual Best & Worst States for Women’s Equality report, Utah made notable progress in 2025 in the category of Political Empowerment.
Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson said he expected a higher participation rate in this year’s municipal election due to school board races for three new school districts. A week before the election though,
Election day is just days away, and the mayoral race in Provo is heating up. Two candidates — one the current mayor and the other a former legislator — are vyin
Election Day next Tuesday will mark the first general election since the 2025 Utah Legislature passed sweeping changes to the state’s election laws — but for now, only one crucial vote-by-mail deadline has changed.
Instructions for voters in Utah County are causing confusion and uncertainty just two weeks before Election Day.
Where did our political mess in Orem begin? It is only by chance that I know the answer to this question, so I’d like to begin at the beginning. It was proposed that a student housing complex be built adjacent to UVU in 2018.
The court-ordered map in Utah would provide Democrats with a somewhat improved chance of victory in the state: A Salt Lake Tribune analysis pegs the most competitive redrawn districts at R +6 and R+11, well below the 23+ point margins Democrats faced in federal races in 2024.
For the first time, the newly formed Ogden Valley City will elect its first mayor.Three candidates are on the ballot: Janet Wampler, Shanna Francis and Douglas
Author Table of Contents Media Contact For general and media inquiries and to book our experts, please contact: [email protected] Strategic reforms would make Utah’s primary elections more competitive and representative,
Candidates for positions in the Ivins City government recently participated in a debate at City Hall, organized by the Washington County Debate Coalition.
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