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Less about issues, more about style — Inside the rift between Glenn Beck and Mitt Romney
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Lannie Chapman, Salt Lake County chief deputy clerk, and Carson Adams, Salt Lake County election coordinator, load ballots onto an Agilis ballot packet sorting system at the Salt Lake County Government Center in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020.
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If ranked-choice voting belongs anywhere, it is in nonpartisan municipal elections. Salt Lake City will consider adopting this method at a meeting April 20, and the City Council probably ought to do it.
Use it for anything bigger than that, however especially congressional races and this otherwise intriguing way to vote will run straight into the buzzsaw of ultra-partisanship that defines so much of American politics these days.
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When Gov. Spencer Cox took office, some of his top priorities were improving vaccine rollout, creating more economic opportunities for women and minorities, and focusing on rural issues.
Wednesday marks Utah Gov. Spencer Cox’s 100th day in office. Two-thirds of Utahns approve of the job he’s done so far,
KUER’s Sonja Hutson caught up with Cox to ask him about what he’s accomplished so far and what still needs to be done.
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
Sonja Hutson: One of your priorities when you first took office was to make the vaccine rollout more efficient. Utah has consistently ranked among the top 15 states for the percent of its supply used. But racial minorities make up a disportionately small amount of the vaccines administered so far. There’s also a rural/urban divide. How is your administration addressing vaccine equity?
Justin F Thulin: The COVID-19 vaccines are a blessing
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What you need to know about mask mandates in Utah Lisa Riley Roche © Kristin Murphy, Deseret News A sign on an entrance to City Creek Center in Salt Lake City alerts patrons to a government order requiring masks on March 24, 2021. Just because the statewide mask mandate ended Saturday doesn’t mean there still aren’t many places where Utahns still must wear face coverings,
Utah’s official statewide mask mandate may have ended Saturday, but there’s still a long list of places where face coverings still must be worn and the long-standing recommendations from health experts and the governor to mask up in public to slow the spread of COVID-19 haven’t changed.
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