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Utah citizens today are voting in the primary election for governor, senate, congressional seats and more. Lindsay Aerts, KSL 5 TV Reporter joins Dave and Debbie along with KSL at Night Hosts Taylor Morgan and Adam Gardiner to discuss the election, what the expected results are, and what it means for the future of our state.

Southern Utah has seen massive flash floods this season. Moab Mayor Joette Langianese joins D2 to talk about the state of her city and what they're planning to do about the massive amounts of water. Dave and Debbie are also joined by KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank who touches on how weather forecasts can help predict events like these.

The Supreme Court will likely issue final rulings of its current term this week, Deseret News Reporter Kelsey Dallas joins the show to discuss top decisions she is watching.

What are you actually paying for when you use dash services such as: DoorDash, UberEats, Etc?  These apps raised fees to offset pay increases in New York and Seattle. Dave and Debbie discuss the pros and cons of delivery drivers and how the demand to increase wages for delivery drivers and gig workers could have the opposite effect. Dave and Debbie take listener calls to get input on how much listeners use these food delivery services.

While Utah gears up for its first season with a professional hockey team this fall, did we forget about MLB? Even though the Utah Legislature already approved raising the rental car tax 1.5% to help fund the project, the move to get Major League Baseball in our state remains years away. Luckily, we're really only competing with one other western state for the bid.

Biking to work is more sustainable and better for you than driving. We've seen an increase in the amount of road space dedicated to bike lines, but are they getting used? Rachel Van Cleave, Official with South Jordan City, talks with Dave and Debbie about biking trends she's seeing in her city. We also hear from listeners as they call in about this topic. How often are they being used, and is it worth the effort?

If mail is the favored method to deliver your ballot, you have to mail it today. How many ballots have the clerk's office received so far? Among counties towards the middle of the pack; Weber County is at 24%, Tooele County is just below 20%, and Summit County is at 21%. D2 is joined by Salt Lake County Clerk Lannie Chapman to get a better understanding of these percentages and how they compare to years past. Going into election night, we ask KSL at Night Hosts Leah Murray and Taylor Morgan what is important in the minds of voters.