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Latter-day Saints are overrepresented in Utah's Legislature, holding 9 of every 10 seats

Latter-day Saints are overrepresented in Utah’s Legislature, holding 9 of every 10 seats Lee Davidson © Scott Sommerdorf (Scott Sommerdorf | Tribune file photo) The Salt Lake LDS Temple and the Utah Capitol are seen together in 2017. Mention the supermajority at the Utah Legislature and most will assume you’re referring to the overwhelming dominance of Republicans. But there’s an even more lopsided supermajority, one that some say wields even more influence than the GOP though often in a more under-the-radar way. Eighty-nine of the 103 lawmakers to be seated Jan. 19 (with one current vacancy) are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. That’s 86%. Utah’s population is 60% Latter-day Saint, according to research by The Salt Lake Tribune. Latter-day Saints also hold 100% of the state’s congressional seats and statewide political offices, such as governor.

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AP ROAD TRIP: Amid American rancor, a dash of Utah Nice

AP ROAD TRIP: Amid American rancor, a dash of Utah Nice By TIM SULLIVANDecember 18, 2020 GMT https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-race-and-ethnicity-utah-immigration-elections-c555c83c3439c8753502131e6ab63c9f SALT LAKE CITY (AP) In one of the most corrosive presidential campaigns in recent American history, amid the political denunciations and slanders of an excruciating year, Utah’s top candidates for governor made a television commercial together. It was not your typical political ad. On the left side of the screen was Chris Peterson, the Democratic candidate, an affable man in a nondescript suit looking earnestly into the camera. On the right was Spencer Cox, his Republican opponent, with a similar suit and expression.

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AP ROAD TRIP: Amid American rancor, a dash of Utah Nice

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... SALT LAKE CITY In one of the most corrosive presidential campaigns in recent American history, amid the political denunciations and slanders of an excruciating year, Utah’s top candidates for governor made a television commercial together. It was not your typical political ad. On the left side of the screen was Chris Peterson, the Democratic candidate, an affable man in a nondescript suit looking earnestly into the camera. On the right was Spencer Cox, his Republican opponent, with a similar suit and expression. ...................... They cheerfully acknowledged that they disagreed on many things, but added something unusual for American politics in 2020.

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Fact check: Are Utah politicians — and others — jumping the COVID-19 vaccination line?

  | Dec. 18, 2020, 1:00 p.m. Utah’s front-line health care workers are getting the state’s first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, and there are tracking safeguards to make sure no one cuts in line, say state and hospital officials. Phase 1 of Utah’s distribution plan gives the vaccine to health care workers who are in contact with COVID-19 patients, then staff and residents at long-term care facilities, followed by health care professionals who work outside hospitals. Dr. Angela Dunn, the state epidemiologist, noted Thursday that the first shipments of the Pfizer vaccine are being delivered directly to hospitals. And once the boxes are opened, there are tracking requirements put in place by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Under the CDC rules, hospitals must document each individual who receives one of the doses, as providers follow the distribution plan the state has already submitted.

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AP ROAD TRIP: Amid American rancor, a dash of Utah Nice | Taiwan News

2020/12/18 21:16 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) In one of the most corrosive presidential campaigns in recent American history, Utah’s top candidates for governor made a television commercial together. It wasn’t your typical political ad. On one side of the screen was Chris Peterson, the Democratic candidate, an affable man looking earnestly into the camera. On the other was Spencer Cox, his Republican opponent, with a similar expression. They cheerfully acknowledged that they disagree on many things, but then added something unusual for America in 2020. “Win or lose, in Utah we work together,” said Peterson, who would be crushed in the November elections.

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