Sutherland Institute
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Proposed changes to Utah Fits All Scholarship program will support families
H.B. 467 updates the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program, balancing accountability, private school flexibility, extracurricular access, and expanded education choice.
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Why Utah should strengthen conscience protections for health care workers
Senate Bill 174 would protect Utah health care workers from being forced to participate in procedures that conflict with their religious or moral beliefs, with safeguards for patients.
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Utahns embrace AI, parental responsibility and child safety
As AI reshapes society, Utah voters call for policy grounded in parental authority, practical safeguards, and respect for innovation rather than government overreach.
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Utah & AI: Doom or Boom?
Utah voters hold complex views about AI that recognize its benefits to science, health, and the economy, while expressing concerns about its impact in spheres of public authority and child development.
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Utah Voters Back AI Innovation While Calling for Personal Responsibility and Targeted Safeguards, New Poll Finds
Sutherland Institute, in coordination with Y2 Analytics, released a new survey report on Utah voters’ perspectives on AI, child safety, and the future of AI use.
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A parent-centered, state-based rebirth of American K-12 education
As U.S. education outcomes stagnate despite soaring spending, states are leading a parent-centered revolution through school choice, ESAs, charter schools, and open enrollment.
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Utah lawmakers can still achieve pro-marriage, pro-family tax reform
By aligning marriage penalty reform with Child Tax Credit expansion, Utah can deliver meaningful, pro-family tax relief this legislative session.
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Utah can lead the nation on election official ethics
Voters should be assured that anyone who is capable and feels a civic duty to safeguard our republic can run to oversee elections, not just those who can raise money or have insider connections.
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Utah should not allow the federal government to gamble away federalism
A dispute over prediction markets highlights a larger constitutional question: can federal regulators override Utah’s gambling laws and weaken federalism?
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Sutherland Institute releases a new survey report on Utah voters’ trust in proposed election reforms
Sutherland Institute, in coordination with Y2 Analytics, released a new survey report on Utah voters’ trust in proposed election reforms.

