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Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas
The 2024 election cycle in Utah saw a significant shift in voter priorities, with economic concerns and political dysfunction emerging as the central focus for the electorate. Turnout declined compared to previous years and incumbent Republican candidates were able to solidify their support even as broader national trends pointed to a more polarized and divided political landscape. As Utah grapples with the implications of these results, unpacking the data behind the trends and voter sentiments will be critical to understanding the state's evolving political landscape.
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Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Greg Skordas
The 2024 election cycle in Utah saw a significant shift in voter priorities, with economic concerns and political dysfunction emerging as the central focus for the electorate. Turnout declined compared to previous years and incumbent Republican candidates were able to solidify their support even as broader national trends pointed to a more polarized and divided political landscape. As Utah grapples with the implications of these results, unpacking the data behind the trends and voter sentiments will be critical to understanding the state's evolving political landscape.
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