A Utah Vision for Election Policy
This event has concluded.
Utah has the opportunity to lead on maintaining secure and well-run elections. Working together with your help, we can.
Legislative proposals in 2025 on vote-by-mail, money in politics, primary elections, and artificial intelligence all present unique opportunities and challenges for election security and administration, and deserve thorough discussion. Sutherland will also be highlighting new polling data from a Y2 survey of voters taken during the 2024 election cycle.
Details
Monson Center Ballroom
411 East South Temple
Salt Lake City
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
9 – 11 AM
Speakers
Gallery
Agenda
9:00 am – Welcome
Sutherland Institute Vice President of Strategy & Communications Nic Dunn
Sutherland Survey: Voters’ Views on Election Reforms
Sutherland Institute Chief Growth Officer Derek Monson
Can AI Make Elections Better?
Chris McIsaac, R Street Institute
Is Utah’s Election System Secure?
Davis County Clerk Brian McKenzie and Utah County Commissioner Amelia Powers Gardner
Break
How Can We Address Money in Politics?
American Promise CEO Jeff Clements and State Senator Kirk Cullimore
Should we Reform Utah’s Dual-Track Nominating System?
Former Utah GOP Chair Stan Lockhart, former state Sen. Curt Bramble, and Morgan & May partner Taylor Morgan
11:30 am – Closing Remarks
Sutherland Institute Chief Growth Officer Derek Monson