As governor of the state of Utah and chair of the National Governors Association, Spencer Cox has been in a perfect position to exercise courage rather than political opportunism. He has failed in this stewardship. Governor Cox has endorsed Donald Trump, setting aside the standards he has ...

As our election is drawing very close, I hope to draw attention to the amount of money going into the campaigns and where it is coming from. We have many races in which one candidate is receiving small contributions from literally hundreds of people. We have many other races that are primarily ...

In 2023 Utah Senate and House unanimously supported placing Amendment B on your November ballot for Utahns to vote on. It’s clear why: it’s good for Utah’s education system. Utah has a $3.3 billion endowment for public schools called the State School Fund. Each year, every public school ...

I had the pleasure of hearing Jill Koford talking with Rep. Dr. Rosemary Lesser last Tuesday night. I won't discuss the two candidates in District 10 per se, but I will address a concern I had regarding what Ms. Koford had to say about government regulations. Writing and enforcing government ...

As Utah voters, we have the right and the opportunity to vote on our state judges. At the end of your ballot in November, you will find a list of judges. With a simple “yes” or “no,” you decide whether those judges continue to serve in our communities. You will notice that none of these ...

Utah Senate President Stuart Adams wants voters to trust the Republican led legislature to continue to fund education. Amendment A, however, would remove the constitutional requirement that income tax revenue is reserved for public education and services for children and people with ...