Utah State Senate
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Salt Lake City, UT, 84114
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801-538-1035
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8:00 am - 5:00 pm
 
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Utah State Senate Senator Hillyard and Rep. Dee on Ethics. (KCPW)

Source: senatesite.com
, along with Representative Brad Dee, spoke with KCPW about their concerns with the Utahns for Ethical Government voter initiative.Click here for the story.
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Utah State Senate Gehrke on Shurtleff (and potential new challengers).

Source: www.sltrib.com
With Shurtleff out, new challengers may emerge
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Utah State Senate Senator Hillyard's followup thoughts on yesterday's ethics discussion. (SenateSite.com)

Source: senatesite.com
Utah State SenatorAs I read Bob Bernick’s report of the debate Tuesday morning at the Hinckley Institute, I realized that some reading it may mistakenly think that the reason I would be concerned about ...
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Jeremy Roberts
Jeremy Roberts
I only wish Mark was better on guns. :)
Wed at 10:17am
Lorie Dawn Fowlke
Lorie Dawn Fowlke
You have to respect a man who has his priorities straight. I wish him the best, for him and his family.
Wed at 7:52pm
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November 2, 2009Chief Massasoit returns to the Utah State CapitolSalt Lake City, Utah - At 11 a.m. on Thursday, November 5, 2009, the monumental bronze sculpture of Massasoit, created by nationally recognized sculptor Cyrus E. ...
Jane Barlow
Jane Barlow
I read the blog on SenateSite and I am trying to make the connection between Massasoit (was Massachusetts named for him???) and Utah. I know the sculptor was a Utah native son, but still....
November 3 at 9:42pm
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Utah State Senate Senate Site: Senator Hillyard discusses municipal elections. Get out and VOTE on Tuesday!

Source: senatesite.com
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Utah State Senate UPD's "The Week Ahead" - No legislative meetings this week.

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Source: utahpolicy.com
Here is a much simpler political quiz than the one in yesterday's UPD. It also reflects multiple dimensions, rather than just one, Of course, I scored in the lunatic libertarian fringe. Check it out here:http://www.theadvocates.org/quizp/index.html
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Utah State Senate Last Thursday, Senator Karen Mayne recieved the Eleanor Roosevelt Award for her service in the Democratic Party. Congratulations Senator Mayne!

Source: www.eleanorutah.org
Karen has been a stalwart in supporting the platform of the Democratic Party even during those long periods of time when it seemed to many of us that we would never recover our rightful place in the policy making decisions of our State.
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Source: connect2utah.com
Full Story details from KUTV's channel 2's news team and Connect2Utah.com.
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Source: senatesite.com
1. We're not dead. It's just interim.2. From a man who has seen both sides -- Former Governor Michael Leavitt writes about the balance of power between the states and D.C. (also in today's UPD)3. Speaking the 10th Amendment, Rep. ...
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Source: www.stateline.org
U.S. Sen. Harry Reid’s call Monday (Oct. 26) for a new public health insurance plan already is prompting debate in state legislatures, which could opt out under the latest proposal being promoted by Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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Utah State Senate Today's question: raise taxes or cut more deeply? (SenateSite.com)

Source: senatesite.com
The Governor is committed to building a balanced budget with no tax increase. Gotta respect that. Others, according to Art Raymond's article, believe we'll need to raise about $100 M.Today's question: raise taxes or cut more deeply?
Jeremy Roberts
Jeremy Roberts
Cut taxes and cut more deeply.
October 23 at 4:19pm
Dan
Dan
I would think conventional wisdom would be to avoid a tax hike while we're experiencing the highest unemployment in 30 years, deflation, and shrinking wages for those who can find work.

As I mentioned in a previous comment, the Utah Taxpayers Association, as reported in the Tribune, noted that the state spent $250,000 on bottled water so far this year -- adding, "that's just scratching the surface."
October 23 at 9:20pm
Paul Mero
Paul Mero
Cut it three ways...long, deep, and continuously.
October 24 at 2:22pm