Representative Celeste Maloy will continue to serve as House Representative for Utah's 2nd Congressional District. She joins the show to talk about her priorities representing Utah in Washington D.C.

Leah Murray, Co-host of KSL at Night and Director of the Walker Institute of Politics at Weber State University, talks with Dave and Debbie about how the Harris campaign fell short.

Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson talks with D2 in-studio about the voting process so far and where Utah's counting stands.

Governor Spencer Cox joins the show to talk with Dave and Debbie about his priorities now that he's been reelected as Utah's Governor.

U.S. Senator-elect John Curtis joins Dave and Debbie in studio at KSL Broadcast House to discuss how he'll fill the shoes of outgoing Senator Mitt Romney.

Attorney General-elect Derek Brown talks with Dave and Debbie about his priorities as Utah's new Attorney General.

It's being called 'magenta-gate' by Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson after polling places ran out of printer ink and couldn't print ballots for the large electorate that showed up to vote in person. Clerk Davidson talks with Dave and Debbie about how this happened and how it's affecting the ballot counting process.

Taylor Morgan, co-host of KSL at Night and political insider, joins D2 to discuss how the races for congress are shaping out around the country.

Early results show Salt Lake County residents support the $730 million bond that would go towards improvement in various schools throughout the district. Early results show it is likely to move forward. Yandary Chatwin, spokesperson with the SLC School District, talks with Dave and Debbie about the results and what happens next with the bond.

Early results show that voters in Utah County favor a split of the Alpine School District. Alpine School District Board Member Julie King joins D2 to discuss why that's a good thing while another Alpine School District Board Member, Sarah Beeson, voices her concerns about this split passing.