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Why are there so many negative political ads? PACs spend big in Utah - Vimarsana News

Why are there so many negative political ads? PACs spend big in Utah

A steady stream of negative campaign ads in the nasty and getting nastier Senate race between Republican Sen. Mike Lee and independent Evan McMullin are making their way to television screens, social media accounts and mailboxes in Utah.

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Why are there so many negative political ads? PACs spend big in Utah - Vimarsana News

Why are there so many negative political ads? PACs spend big in Utah

Super PACs are spending millions of dollars in the Senate race between Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee and independent Evan McMullin. Attacks ads and negative campaigning is flooding television, social media and mailboxes in Utah.

Dignity Index releases scores for 4th Congressional District debate, campaign ads - Vimarsana News

Dignity Index releases scores for 4th Congressional District debate, campaign ads

The Dignity Index released their latest scores for the 4th Congressional District debate between Darlene McDonald, January Walker and Rep. Burgess Owens, who did not attend.

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Credit union helps members fight off inflation - Vimarsana News

Credit union helps members fight off inflation

How does inflation impact the average Utahn trying to save money? Simply put, inflation is an increase in average prices for goods and services in the economy. When prices rise, purchasing power decreases.

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Meet Evan McMullin: the Utah man running for U.S. Senate - Vimarsana News

Meet Evan McMullin: the Utah man running for U.S. Senate

McMullin's goal is to put Utah first instead of playing the political game. It's an approach based largely on his admiration for and desire to emulate Sen. Mitt Romney, whom Burgess Everett of Politico called \

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