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Two more Republicans may challenge Bennett
With Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff's exit from the U.S. Senate contest, two other Republicans are looking seriously at a race against Sen.
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Utah's new lieutenant governor, Greg Bell, served in the Utah Senate with me prior to his being sworn in to replace Gary Herbert, who took the place of Gov.
Campaign contribution caps gains broad support
For the first time in Utah's history, state legislative leaders are on board with a proposal to impose campaign contribution caps, a compromise position reached in concert with the Governor's Commission on Strengthening Democracy.
Governor names new tax commission member
One of Gov. Gary Herbert's top advisers from his days as lieutenant governor has been named to the State Tax Commission.
Students learn the value of voting
CEDAR CITY - When Canyon View High School students walked into school Tues-day, many knew that it was election day when they saw the electronic voting booths set up in the main hallway, but little did some of the students know they would be participating in a mock election.
Tax ideas floated to fix budget shortfall
There must be a billion ways for state government to raise $1 billion to balance the budget, with various groups floating a raft of potential tax increases.
Lampropoulos wants to get back into politics
While you won't see his name on a ballot next year, Fred Lampropoulos says you have not heard the last of him in Utah political life.
'Little guy' says large campaign donations necessary
Is $50,000 too much to ask from political contributors? Gov. Gary Herbert says no.
Residents to have say on four-day work week
Utahns are going to be surveyed soon to see how they like the four-day work week for most state government agencies, lawmakers were told Wednesday.
Want to know who's giving money to Gov. Gary Herbert? There's no longer a need to wait until the next reporting deadline for political contributions now that Herbert has decided to make the list public right away.
Herbert opens floodgates for bigger donations
Check your mailboxes -- and your wallet. Invitations to the governor's Oct. 30 fundraising gala went out last week, and the amounts sponsors are paying to attend the black-tie extravaganza have shot way up.
Herbert, gay-rights advocates meet
Gov. Gary Herbert met Tuesday with gay-rights advocates for the first time since he opposed making it illegal to discriminate against Utahns based on their sexual orientation.
Herbert tells panel he's against caps on campaign donations
Gov. Gary Herbert addressed his inherited commission on Strengthening Democracy on Thursday concerning campaign contribution limits, something he opposes and which a slim majority of the 19-member panel has voted for.
Ethics, taxes early tests for Herbert
Opposing a popular movement, whether it's pro-ethics or anti-tax, is often a difficult act for a politician.
Jeanette Herbert paused for a moment at the door leading to the second-floor balcony of the Governor's Mansion while giving a tour of her new home.
Gov. Gary Herbert opposes campaign contribution limits. The position is at odds with a recent recommendation from a governor's commission charged with recommending reforms to the political process.
In May 2005, former Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. addressed approximately 200 public officials at the second-annual Utah Tourism Conference in Cedar City.
Adams sworn in as a state senator
Stuart Adams was sworn in as a state senator Wednesday to replace now-Lt. Gov. Greg Bell.
Governor and activists to discuss N-waste deal
Gov. Gary Herbert has agreed to meet with an environmental activist group over concerns that a controversial nuclear waste deal proposed by EnergySolutions is still on the table.
Polpourri: Ex-NFL player Jay Riemersma poised to enter race for Pete Hoekstra's seat
Come Monday, it's game on for Republicans hoping to replace Pete Hoekstra in Congress.
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