The polls suggested that the Presidential Election of 2020 wouldn't be quite this close. Some analysts predicted a landslide. Are the margins closer than expected? Why were the polls wrong again? #KSL2020 #Election2020

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Are you biting your nails? The race for President is STILL too close to call. KSL Newsradio host Lee Lonsberry, of Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry, joins us to give us the very latest, as well as his comparison of how things look now versus how they looked in 2016. Then we dive into the concept of a "Red Mirage" and whether it applies to Pennsylvania today.

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The classiest race in the country has come to an end. Democrat Chris Peterson conceded to now Governor-elect Spencer Cox last night. We'll talk to both candidates in this segment.

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Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen told us this morning that many thousands of votes have yet to be counted in Salt Lake County. We'll ask her when we'll get more results, then dive deeper into the race for CD4. 

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You went to bed last night and Biden was trailing in some key states. He's gained some ground as of this morning. We'll round up the latest results across the country and in Utah, then we'll hear more from Boyd Matheson about both presidential candidates' pathways to victory and ask him which one should be more confident today. Boyd at 9:20

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Over a million Utahns have already voted, but some *have waited until today to vote in person. The clerks for Salt Lake County and Utah County (Sherrie Swenson and Amelia Powers-Gardner, respectively) join us in this segment to give us an update on how their polling places are holding up.

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We hear it every election and we're hearing it again. "It's the most important election ever!" Is it really this time? We'll break it down with the Hinkley Institute of Politics' Jason Perry, then KSL Newsradio host Doug Wright joins us with his input. 

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If you thought that the whole state had already voted by mail ... think again. Bright and early this morning, socially distanced lines started to form in Salt Lake County. We'll talk to KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojcik who has been on the scene this morning to watch those lines grow. Over a million Utahns had voted by yesterday either through mail or early voting at polling locations. So, when will we know who won? How about for the rest of the country? KSL Newsradio host Boyd Matheson offers his insight.  Then we hear more from Utah's Director of Elections, Justin Lee. 

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There has been lots of worry about voter intimidation this election season. On this Election Day, we chat with US Attorney for Utah John Huber, who's in charge of complaints about this. So far, he hasn't seen or heard any reports of voter intimidation or voter suppression at the polls, in the mail or elsewhere. #KSL2020 #utpol #ElectionDay 

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There are lots of issues Utah voters will have (and have had) in mind when they cast their ballot. What's yours? We're starting off election week by talking to a diverse group of local voters to hear about the issues that drove them to the polls. Seven local voters, all with different political opinions, all with different ages and backgrounds. We're asking all of them -- what is the number one issue on your mind, as you cast your ballot? 

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