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Representative John Curtis is the projected winner for U.S. Senate in Utah's Primary election. Representative Curtis joins Dave and Greg live in studio to share his reaction to the results and what is next as preparations begin for the November election.

It's the day after the GOP Primary election and many of the results are in! While most races have been called there are a couple still left to be decided. KSL 5 TV Reporter, Lindsay Aerts joins the show with the latest on the Governor's primary race as she was in attendance of Governor Cox's watch party as the results came in.

Salt Lake County Clerk, Lannie Chapman joins D2 to break down today's election, reminders for voters today, and the latest on turnout in Salt Lake County.

What motivates individuals to run for public office? Probably for money, running for a higher-level office later, or fame. Very few Americans think all or most elected officials run because they want to serve the public.

Police departments across Utah have seen an uptick in reported incidents involving e-bikes. What are the actual laws regarding e-bikes and what are recommendations?  Detective with the Lone Peak Police Department, Melissa Fahrni, talks with Dave and Debbie about what her department is seeing in Lone Peak and how people can stay safe and specifically what the rules are for children operating E-bikes. D2 also takes listener calls on this issue.

How can we convince Utah voters that our elections are secure? Jay Evensen, Deseret News Opinion Editor, joins D2 in studio to talk about his latest opinion piece regarding this issue. He also shares a new resource – trustutahelections.org — created by a GOP state chairman and the former Utah County clerk, with the stated aim of reassuring voters and building trust in Utah elections.

Daniella Rivera, KSL 5 TV Investigative Reporter, requested records from the Utah’s statewide court system to examine every alleged violation of the state’s election code prosecuted since July 2012... In the nearly 12-year time period, the data shows there have been a total of 32 cases filed. Is election fraud a problem in Utah or does this data show otherwise?

It long been the case that Americans have seldom been able to build adequate emergency savings for themselves and their families. Nearly 60 percent of U.S. adults are uncomfortable with their level of emergency savings, according to a new Bankrate poll. Dave and Debbie discuss the implications of this poll and the difficult position Americans in this situation face.

At present, Democrats hold a slim 51-49 majority in the Senate. This year, 23 of those seats are up for election. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins D2 to talk about a recent opinion piece from the Deseret News, titled, The fate of the Senate lies in the West.