A judge in Utah’s Third District Court voided Amendment A from consideration in the upcoming Nov. 5 General Election. Much like the similar ruling over Amendment D, ballots before Utah voters will still include Amendment A but votes cast for or against the change to the Utah State Constitution will

Host Heidi Hatch was joined by Maura Carabello of the Exoro Group and Speaker Mike Schultz from the Utah Legislature.

The Republican and Democratic contenders vying for Mitt Romney’s open U.S. Senate seat in Utah are set to square off in a debate that will likely center on their shared focus on climate policy

Utah Sen. Mike Lee and Rep. John Curtis, both Republicans, are rallying the state's cryptocurrency scene with arguments that regulation treats investors as criminals. Why it matters: Cryptocurrency has become an election issue across the nation this year — in part because former President Trump made it an issue.

As sign theft spikes in the lead up to the election, one red state resident is getting creative in his approach to deterring thieves.

With less than a month until Election Day, the fight over crucial Latter-day Saint votes in Arizona and Nevada is heating up. Donald Trump Jr., the oldest child of the former president, spent the weekend in Utah,

Utah Republicans spent their weekend in Nevada “sharing a message of limited government and economic opportunity," the Utah GOP website said.

Utah’s Republican lieutenant governor has strong words for candidates and their supporters who don’t accept election results. An attack on elections and the people who run them, Deidre Henderson said,

A Utah judge on Wednesday voided a proposed constitutional amendment that would have asked voters to redirect state income tax dollars to other areas besides education. Why it matters: Amendment A will still appear on the November ballot,

Brian King's gubernatorial campaign says his race against Gov. Spencer Cox is tightening, citing internal polling. Cox's campaign dismissed the results and said the governor still leads by a comfortable margin.

As the election season heats up in Utah, reports of political sign theft and vandalism have started to pop up.