Utah Legislature 2022: Why Republicans aren't prioritizing COVID-19

Limiting COVID-19’s spread is not on the priority list for leaders of the Republican-controlled Utah Legislature, even as the omicron surge is overwhelming hospitals and testing. Lawmakers are prioritizing water, housing, education and tax cuts.

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