September 30, 2020

“I thought to myself, ‘Goodness gracious, we need to have some medical expertise back on the Hill,’” the family physician said during the forum hosted by the Better Utah Institute and League of Women Voters of Utah. Read the full article here.

The candidates’ comments came during a 40-minute virtual debate hosted by the Alliance for a Better Utah’s Better Utah Institute and the League of Women Voters of Utah. It was one of two legislative candidate debates the organizations have announced ahead of November’s election. Read the full article here.

Kathleen Riebe, promoting her role as a watchdog, and Brian Zehnder, promoting his role as a doctor, debated Thursday in an event hosted by the Better Utah Institute and League of Women Voters of Utah. Read the full article here.

During a debate on Monday, hosted by the Better Utah Institute and the League of Women Voters of Utah, Mike Kohler, a former Wasatch County Councilmember and the Republican candidate in the race, said he would “support increased funding on a limited basis” and using “other methods to find (additional) funding” for public education. Read the full

The debate was held via Zoom, moderated by Julia Kretschmar and hosted by the League of Women Voters of Utah and the Better Utah Institute. On most questions, Kohler espoused a conservative position while Miller refrained from charged rhetoric but advocated for solutions generally supported by the left. Read the full article here.