Sutherland Institute
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Religion can help take the venom out of political disagreement
Researchers found that people of faith, although civically involved, did not believe that religion was an appropriate setting for political discussions.
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How to stop worrying about presidential elections and learn to love federalism
Voters, pundits, and elected officials themselves should embrace a healthier and more constitutionally grounded alternative to the current rhetoric.
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New data highlights voter priorities in education
There is a stark difference in opinion about the quality of public education between parents and teachers.
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As election season winds down, the U.S. Supreme Court term has just begun
The Supreme Court is being petitioned to consider three cases on religious freedom. Here’s why the court should take them on.
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Republicans, Democrats prioritize education issues differently, with some common ground
Heading into Election Day, a new Sutherland/Y2 Analytics survey shows where Republican and Democratic voters diverge and align on key education issues.
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Utah’s 2025 education agenda: What to expect for the parent-teacher partnership
What does the research say about Utah education and how are Utah leaders improving parent access to curriculum?
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Education & the 2024 Election: How Utah voters prioritize education issues
This issue brief provides an overview of likely voter sentiment toward different education policy issues in the state.
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Gov. Cox to keynote Sutherland/AEI event on housing
Sutherland Institute and the American Enterprise Institute held a joint event with state and national housing experts on possible solutions to Utah’s housing crisis.
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Civics Refresher: How to vote in Utah
Utah has three ways for you to cast your vote this Election Day. We explain the process for each one.
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How early traditions made school open enrollment necessary
Property tax for funding schools and redlining are among the reasons behind current neighborhood-based school assignments.