Takeaways
Takeaways: the most important things voters need to know. For civically engaged citizens.
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Utah’s U.S. House delegation at the Congressional Series
Sutherland’s annual Congressional Series took place with the members of the U.S. House delegation at the Hinckley Institute of Politics. Here’s what was said.
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How Utah school boards, districts, lawmakers can close parent-access gap
Parent access to curriculum requires a strong parent-teacher partnership, but better implementation by the individual school districts and state is also necessary.
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Anxious about election season? Look to federalism
Solutions to many of America’s problems can be solved at the community level, rather than through the power of a select few.
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A renewed call to reform the U.S. Supreme Court
Biden’s efforts to reform the Supreme Court are not new to the executive branch, as FDR sought a similar goal.
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Biden bows out: What it means for the presidential election
The president’s decision to drop out of the race for a second term will impact more than just the 2024 election.
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What Sutherland’s new statement of principles means for Utah
Sutherland’s renewed statement of principles serves as a reminder to engage in principled debate.
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3 Supreme Court decisions you need to know about
We provide an overview of three recent SCOTUS decisions and what you need to know about the rulings.
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Civics Refresher: The roles of the Utah State Legislature and Congress
While casting your vote, it’s important to keep geography and term lengths in mind when considering what could reasonably be accomplished by elected officials.
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Defending Ideas celebrates 50th episode
Defending Ideas reaches key milestone in 50th episode. Here are some highlights.
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Q&A: Mail-in voting and Utah’s election process
How is Utah ensuring transparency and security in its elections? Sutherland’s Derek Monson has the answers.