This article originally appeared in the Salt Lake Tribune. Read it in its entirety here. All eight of the candidates for Salt Lake City mayor will be allowed to participate in a debate later this month, a concession by organizers after plans to include only the top four, based on polling, were uniformly criticized by the
Salt Lake Tribune By Courtney Tanner From a manila folder full of notes and prepared comments, Provo Mayor John Curtis pulled out a photocopied paper with his fifth-grade report card and read it from the stage of a debate Friday night in the special election to fill Utah’s vacant congressional seat For social behavior, his teacher, Miss
KUTV by Hannah Knowles On Wednesday, 3rd Congressional District candidate, Democrat Kathie Allen, tweeted out a photo criticizing Provo Mayor John Curtis for supporting Trump’s wall. On the left is a photo showing men holding tiki torches at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, and on the right is a photo of the statue of
MEDIA ADVISORY REQUEST FOR COVERAGE: Friday, October 13, 2017 CONTACTS: Chase Thomas | ABU Education Fund | chase@betterutah.org PARTICIPANTS IN UPCOMING CD3 DEBATE ANNOUNCED Debate presented by the ABU Education Fund & the John R. Park Debate Society Sandy, UT – As previously set forth in participation rules established by the John R. Park Debate Society,
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The ABU Education Fund and John R. Park Debate Society have come together yet again for a new spin on their traditional debate events. Given the current political climate in Utah and the upcoming special congressional election to replace Representative Jason Chaffetz, the two organizations have chosen to host – you guessed it – a
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, September 15, 2017 CONTACTS: Averie Vockel | ABU Education Fund | avockel@gmail.com – – – – – DETAILS ANNOUNCED FOR CD-3 SPECIAL ELECTION DEBATE Debate presented by the ABU Education Fund & the John R. Park Debate Society – – – – – Sandy, UT – The ABU
Source: Utah Policy The ABU Education Fund and the University of Utah’s John R. Park Debate Society have announced they will host a debate for the upcoming special election in Utah’s 3rd Congressional District. “We are excited to once again be partnering with the Debate Society to hold a debate for this historic special election,”
You can find this post on our ABU Education Fund website, which sponsored these debates. To be frank, I remember very little of Thursday’s House District 34 debate between Republican Mr. Macade Jensen and Democrat Dr. Karen Kwan. Not because it wasn’t an interesting debate; it was. If you don’t believe me, listen KCPW’s recording,
You can find this post on our ABU Education Fund website, which sponsored these debates. The second debate in the ABU Education Fund and John R. Park Debate Society co-sponsored legislative debate series (say that five times fast) was between Republican Robert Spendlove and Democrat Zach Robinson. Representative Spendlove is the incumbent for the House
You can find this post on our ABU Education Fund website, which sponsored these debates. Last night, ABU and the John R. Park Debate Society of the University of Utah co-hosted their first local legislative debate of the 2016 election season. Lisa Cummins and Erin Preston debated educational issues in their nonpartisan race for the
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