Maeve Reston, CNN
Katie Hobbs will win Arizona governor’s race, CNN projects, defeating Trump favorite Kari Lake
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Simone Seikaly
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Eric Bradner, Dan Merica and Gregory Krieg, CNN
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Elizabeth Weiler
So far, most Salt Lake County voters have approved the open space bond
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Mark Jones
Blake Moore projected winner in 1st Congressional District
Congressman Blake Moore is the projected winner of Utah's 1st Congressional District. Moore received nearly 40 percent more votes than his challenger.5 months ago
Mark Jones
Republicans denied in seeking delay in closure of Arizona polling stations
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Adam Small
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KSL NewsRadio Staff
Midterm Election 2022: Live Utah updates
It's Election Day and KSL NewsRadio is here to keep you up-to-date on Utah results. Tune in or read along to see what Utah voters chose this year.5 months ago
Lindsay Aerts and Simone Seikaly
Election clerks in Utah say new law is pulling them from counting votes
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Simone Seikaly
McDonald campaign announces details of 4th District debate with Rep. Owens
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Melissa DePalo and Ethan Cohen, CNN
Nearly six million ballots have been cast in pre-election voting
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Elizabeth Weiler and Chris Jacobs
New poll suggests voters don’t wan’t to see Biden or Trump on the ballot
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Lindsay Aerts
Longtime Davis County Rep. Steve Handy launches write-in campaign for his seat back
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Curt Gresseth
Political fallout from 2020 presidential election looking like 1876
SALT LAKE CITY — How was the presidential election of 1876 like 2020’s? Both saw allegations of voter fraud. Both saw attempts to overturn the election results. The result from these elections remain among the most disputed in US history. Both also experienced election violence, and disfranchisement of predominately-Republican Black voters. Texas closes hundreds of polling […]8 months ago
Lindsay Aerts
Washington Co. House candidate may sue over recount audit
Willie Billings wants to sue because he didn't like how the audit of the recount was handled. He also distrusts the counting machines.8 months ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah Sen. Derek Kitchen says party switching partly to blame for primary loss
According to Utah Sen. Derek Kitchen, voters switching parties to vote in the Republican primary had an impact in his loss to Dr. Jennifer Plumb.9 months ago
The Associated Press
Utah’s GOP Congressmen defeat primary challengers
Utah's four GOP congressmen win primary elections, move on to November's general election.9 months ago
The Associated Press
Sen. Mike Lee fends off 2 opponents to win Utah GOP primary
Utah Sen. Mike Lee claimed a victory Tuesday night in the state's primary election, defeating two challengers.9 months ago
Lindsay Aerts
Follow the Ballot: How Utah ballots are tabulated and audited
In the second of a two-part series, learn how Utah ballots are tabulated and audited to assure accuracy and election security.1 year ago
Paul Nelson
Group pushes for in-person voting, county clerks call it a bad idea
SALT LAKE CITY — One political group is promoting a new ballot initiative (in-person voting) that they believe would heighten ballot integrity by bringing the state’s election system to what it used to be. However, the proposed law is getting intense pushback from county clerks. The group Secure Vote Utah posted on its website that […]1 year ago
Curt Gresseth
Dropping ‘Big Lie’ a good first step toward compromise, says former Arizona senator
A first step toward compromise for Republicans is dropping the "Big Lie" about the last presidential election, says former Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake who is about to be sworn in as the next ambassador to Turkey.1 year ago
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