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Bob Bernick's Notebook: Fighting Over Fiscal Notes
A change is being discussed in the Utah Legislature that could have far reaching political ramifications. Sen. Howard Stephenson, R-Draper, and other conservative tax fighters are pushing for a new kind of legislative bill fiscal notes.
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Video: Bernick and Schott on Politics - May 25, 2012
Managing Editor Bryan Schott and Contributing Editor Bob Bernick talk about Mia Love and Jim Matheson facing off for the first time in the 2012 election season, a seismic shift that may be coming to the Utah Democratic Party and whether Dan Liljenquist is getting some traction in his contest with...
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Isolation Breeds Corruption in Government
According to a new study, Utah's capitol is one of the "least corrupt" in the nation because it's located in the state's largest city.
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Weekly Survey - Anonymous Money in Elections
Some groups are making independent expenditures in this year's elections, but they don't have to disclose their donors. Is this kind of activity fair or unethical? Let us know in our weekly survey.
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Fewer Americans are Pro-Choice
The number of Americans who say they are "pro-choice" is at the lowest point ever.
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Senate Moves to Remove 'Lunatic' From Federal Code
This is interesting. The U.S. Senate voted unanimously to strike the word "lunatic" everywhere it appears in federal code.
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'Team Utah' and City Creek Reserve, Inc. Usher in Era of World Trade Center at City Creek
Utah is Forbes “Best State for Business and Careers” for a reason. In truth, it’s for several reasons.
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June Primary Could be Turning Point for Utah Democrats
Two Salt Lake County Democratic legislative primary races this June may be pivot points in local party politics. Bluntly put, will the Hispanic influence in the party – and to a lesser extent, gender politics – rule the day?
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Romney Handily Winning Independent Voters
Here's something often left out of poll results about Mitt Romney. He is absolutely killing it with independent voters.
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SLC Named One of the Happiest Cities for College Grads
If you just graduated college and are looking for a job, want to get paid well and be happy, then you may want to head to Salt Lake City. Utah's capital is the happiest cities for college graduates looking for a job.
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Trump Wants Speaking Slot at Republican Convention
This is exactly what Mitt Romney needs this summer. Donald Trump wants a prime-time speaking slot at the Republican National Convention.
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Obama Crushing Romney Among Latino Voters
Here's a big problem for Mitt Romney in November. A new poll has Barack Obama absolutely dominating him among Latino voters.
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Obama has Big Enthusiasm Gap Over Romney
Don't look now, but there's a huge "enthusiasm gap" between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
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Palin Picks Hatch Over Liljenquist
Sarah Palin has endorsed Orrin Hatch in his primary election against Dan Liljenquist.
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Utah Education Association Endorses Herbert Over Cooke
U-PAC, the political action committee of the Utah Education Association, has endorsed Gary Herbert over Democratic challenger Peter Cooke.
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Video: Peter Cooke Interview
PoliticIt sits down with Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Peter Cooke for a discussion about the 2012 campaign.
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Republican Voters are 'White, Aging and Dying Off'
Demographic and generational shifts in traditional Republican strongholds like the South and Southwest could have a massive impact on future elections.
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Club for Growth Says Hatch Likely to Win
This is bad news for Dan Liljenquist. The Club for Growth says Orrin Hatch is likely to win the primary in June and they won't jump into the race with outside expenditures.
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