Impeachment proceedings continue. The panel discusses key issues highlighted in testimonies, and what we can make of them. Utah Republicans gather in support of President Trump’s re-election. And new polling reveals where Utah voters currently stand on issues ranging from government power to equality.  

Nicole Nixon, reporter at KUER 90.1, Glen Mills, anchor at ABC 4 Utah, and Bob Bernick, contributing editor at UtahPolicy.com  join Host Jason Perry on this week’s Hinckley Report.

Utah’s 2020 Governor’s race is at the forefront in Utah as the field of contenders grows and campaigns start ramping up. Public impeachment hearings begin with Utah’s Congressional leaders weighing in. Dreamers wait in anticipation as the Supreme Court considers the legal status of the DACA Program.

Results of Salt Lake City’s Mayoral Election declare Erin Mendenhall as Salt Lake City’s new mayor. In national news, impeachment proceedings will go public next week starting November 13th. What could Utah's proposed tax reform could look like for education and a food tax?

 The Deseret News’ Boyd Matheson, Univision 32’s Lester Rojas, and Associated Press reporter Lindsay Whitehurst join Host Jason Perry for this week’s Hinckley Report.

The race to become Salt Lake City’s next mayor is down to the final days. After weeks of investigation and controversy, Congress takes a vote on the impeachment inquiry. Citizens react as more details emerge about plans for tax reform in Utah.

KUTV's Heidi Hatch, Fox 13's Max Roth, and Doug Wilks from Deseret News join host Jason Perry for this week's episode of The Hinckley Report.

New developments shake up the race for the Governor’s office. Legislators scramble to work through state tax reform for 2020. New polling shows how Utahns feel about their elected officials and major issues. And Mayoral candidates sprint towards the finish.

Former State Senator Scott Howell, Salt Lake Tribune's Ben Wood, ABC4's Emily Clark join host Jason Perry for this week's Hinckley Report.