Mail-in Voting

Our hosts discuss medical research funding, Gov. Newsom's internet trolling, the ongoing fight over Utah congressional maps, and the future of mail-in voting.

During the governor's monthly press conference, Cox said Utah’s vote-by-mail system is secure and could be a model for other states.

Our hosts discuss the final push by presidential candidates to get out the vote, fascism, and the integrity of mail-in voting.

Our hosts discuss the final weeks of the presidential race, tracking your ballot, and what to expect when voting this year.

Our hosts sit down with Lannie Chapman, Salt Lake County clerk, to discuss her role in Utah elections.

The Cache Valley League of Women Voters hosted a forum Monday night at the First Presbyterian Church in Logan featuring candidates running for Cache County Council, the Utah State Legislature, and Utah State Senate.

Utah voting rights advocates are sounding the alarm on several bills they're calling "anti-democracy," and want Utahns to know voting practices could change.

Despite some criticisms of mail-in voting, many registered voters find this option to be more convenient.

A bill designed to remove Utah’s primary method of voting by mail and replace it with in-person voting failed to pass a House committee.

The primary election voting process in Utah looks pretty different this year thanks to the coronavirus. During one of the special legislative sessions…