KSL Politics

Jason Perry, Vice President for Government Relations and Director for The University of Utah's Hinckley Institute of Politics and his Associate Director Morgan Lyon Cotti, lends their considerable political knowledge to guest host Inside Sources today. They are joined by the Utah Election Director Justin Lee to break down the ins-and-outs of election voter turnout. President and owner of Exoro Group, Maura Carabello to chat about the impact of negative campaigning. And former board member Spencer Stokes to dissect the State Board of Education elections and emphasize the significance the board makes on the students and citizens of the Beehive State.

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Aaron Clark, Assistant United States Attorney and new elections officer for Utah, joins Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to break down what his role will be for the election.

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Lt. Governor Spencer Cox, the Republican nominee for Utah's next governor joins Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to discuss how the campaign is going amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Gov. Herbert called Utah County the "epicenter of dysfunction" after it was plagued by long lines back in 2018. We'll hear a report from Dan Bammes, then turn to Utah County's new clerk Amelia Powers-Gardner for more on how she hopes to mitigate long lines.

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The Presidential Debate Commission thinks it has the fix to ensure the final debate between President Trump and Joe Biden isn't as bad as the last one. Will muting the mics work, or make matters worse? Jason Parry with the Hinckley Institute of Politics joins Dave and Dujanovic to give his take.

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Rep. Chris Stewart and Democratic nominee Kael Weston faced off in their final debate for Utah's second congressional district. 

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Competing Gubernatorial candidates, Republican Lt Governor Spencer Cox, and Democratic Chris Peterson, have come together in a joint public service announcement calling for political civility as the 2020 Election Day draws near. Both candidates join Boyd to discuss a peaceful transfer of power as we truly need to #StandUnited at a state and nation.  

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It's the story that started with a phone call into KSL NewsRadio. A man experiencing homelessness asked us how he'll be able to vote this year. We told him we'd go in search of answers--and reporter Kelli Pierce did just that.

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Representative John Curtis joins Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to discuss his reelection campaign for the third district and what a typical day looks like campaigning with the pandemic.

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Should Utah County move to a Mayor-Council form of government? That's the question put to voters in the county. Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry spoke with Commissioners Bill Lee (Against) and Tanner Ainge (For) about the question. He'll walk through their opinions.

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