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October 9, 2023
With Utah State Senator Jake Anderegg’s (R) resignation on October 15, the field to replace him includes 13 candidates. Anderegg resigned to pursue a career change into lobbying and consulting. Utah Republican State Delegates, who represent Anderegg’s political party, will select the replacement during a special convention on October 11 at Mountain Ridge Junior High […]
August 19, 2023
We’ve started focusing our argument for a better way of voting on local elections — giving cities and towns the option of trying out ranked-choice voting — because South Carolina
August 14, 2023
Throughout their careers, both former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley and U.S. Sen. Tim Scott have admirably represented South Carolina, while their personal stories offer deeply inspiring examples of the American
August 1, 2023
Utah Valley University’s College of Science has announced the appointment of eight new members to its advisory board. The incoming board members will guide the college and its leaders as they prepare students to work in Utah’s burgeoning scientific economy, according to a press release. Joining the advisory board are Tami Goetz, executive director of […]
June 29, 2023
Controversy in GOP about whether convention winner Celeste Maloy is eligible to run, as Becky Edwards and Bruce Hough approach primary qualification
June 29, 2023
Controversy in GOP about whether convention winner Celeste Maloy is eligible to run, as Becky Edwards and Bruce Hough approach primary qualification
May 26, 2023
In primaries, ranked-choice voting — also known as instant runoff voting — gives us the best chance of coming together around the strongest candidate.
May 4, 2023
City Weekly’s 19th annual celebration of all things SLC
April 14, 2023
City Weekly’s 19th annual celebration of all things SLC
February 18, 2023
After four years in Washington, Republican Mitt Romney has established himself as a rare senator willing to publicly rebuke members of his own party.