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Utah Legislature approves Better Boundaries deal

Better Utah March 11, 2020

This article originally appeared in the Deseret News. Read it in its entirety here. SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Legislature has officially signed off on a deal struck between lawmakers and backers of a voter-approved citizens initiative creating an independent redistricting commission to recommend new legislative, congressional and State School Board boundaries following the census every decade. The Utah House of Representatives on Wednesday voted

Press Conference at Salt Lake City Cemetery to Address Campaign Lies

Better Utah October 25, 2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, October 25, 2012 Media Advisory – Press Conference (Friday, October 26) to Call for End to Campaign Lies ——— Who: Maryann Martindale, Alliance for a Better UTAH Senator Patricia Jones, Minority Whip Representative Carol Spackman Moss What: Utah legislators join Alliance for a Better UTAH in calling for an end to

WATCH: Better UTAH Beat episode 23 – Negative Campaigning Should Still Be Factual

Better Utah October 17, 2012

Negative campaigning may be inevitable, but it still needs to be rooted in fact. Better UTAH discusses why this new false advertising erodes our democracy using the example of the Utah Republican Party which was caught doctoring images to make Democrats look bad.

Better UTAH Beat episode 20! Utah GOP Turns To Negative Mailers

Better Utah September 26, 2012

Despite Utah Republican Chair Thomas Wright’s call for “no negative campaigning” in June of this year, Wright and the GOP have begun a negative mailing blitz this month.

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Utah Legislature approves Better Boundaries deal

Press Conference at Salt Lake City Cemetery to Address Campaign Lies

WATCH: Better UTAH Beat episode 23 – Negative Campaigning Should Still Be Factual

Better UTAH Beat episode 20! Utah GOP Turns To Negative Mailers

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