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We are joined by attorney David Reymann. David is a trial attorney with Parr, Brown, Gee, and Loveless and is one of the plaintiffs’ several lawyers in the Utah gerrymandering case. With multiple motions to stay, dismiss, and now to appeal, we want to be sure our supporters understand where the litigation stands and where it is headed. Enjoy this episode.
As part of our commitment to ensuring transparent and accountable government, Better Boundaries followed and mobilized on legislation which would limit the ability of voters to reform their government. In this episode, we are joined by Taylor Morgan of Morgan & May Public Affairs. Taylor is a political consultant for Better Boundaries and was up on capitol hill tracking the significant number of election-related bills the legislature considered. We hope you enjoy this episode.
With a number of filings this past November, more delay tactics from the defendants and a ruling from the bench, David Reymann from Parr Brown and an attorney for the plaintiffs joins us to with an update on Utah's gerrymandering lawsuit.
In this episode we give a quick update on Utah's anti-gerrymandering lawsuit and speak again with Kyle Friant to provide an overview of Utah’s County Clerk races. County Clerks are elected officials on the front lines of ensuring our constitutional right to vote is honored. We’ll discuss the responsibilities of County Clerks, and some of the races here in Utah.
A short episode focused on the Better Boundaries Accountability PAC endorsed candidates. Today we speak with Dr. Rosemary Lesser who is running for Utah House District 10.
A short episode focused on the Better Boundaries Accountability PAC endorsed candidates. Today we speak with Clare Collard who is running for Utah House District 27.
A short episode focused on the Better Boundaries Accountability PAC endorsed candidates. Today we speak with Dr. Suzanne Harrison who is running for an at large Salt Lake County seat.
In this episode we discuss the founding purpose and strategy of the Better Boundaries PAC. We are joined by Better Boundaries Organizing director Kyle Friant. Kyle leads our PAC efforts and is a self-proclaimed political junkie.
As we reported in an earlier episode, the defendants in Utah’s anti-gerrymandering case filed a motion to stay that was denied by Utah’s Third Judicial Court. Their motion cited a North Carolina redistricting case that will be heard by the US Supreme Court.
Today, to discuss the implications of the North Carolina case, Moore vs Harper, we’re fortunate to have Mr. Rick Pildes, Sudler Family Professor of Constitutional Law at NYU’s School of Law. He is one of the nation’s leading experts on the constitution and a specialist in legal issues concerning democracy. We hope you enjoy the episode.
This episode of the Better Boundaries’ podcast features attorneys Mark Gaber and Hayden Johnson from Campaign Legal Center. Mark, Senior Director of Redistricting, and Hayden, Legal Fellow, are representing the plaintiffs, MWEG and LWVUT, along with 7 individuals in Utah’s case against gerrymandering. We hope you enjoy.
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Better Boundaries Podcast is brought to you by Utahns for a Responsive Government. To learn more about Utah's redistricting visit betterboundaries.org and uirc.utah.gov.