Takeaways
Takeaways: the most important things voters need to know. For civically engaged citizens.
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Appeal to heaven? There’s a much richer history behind the Pine Tree Flag
The history behind the Pine Tree Flag should be a source of appreciation, not controversy.
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Do religious individuals benefit the greater community?
People of faith believe they are accountable to God and have a religious duty to care for others. Studies show our communities are best served when we let them.
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Building trust in the election process
How are policymakers working to ensure elections remain trusted – and trustworthy – in 2024 and beyond?
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What you need to know about the upcoming state party conventions
The two major political parties are about to hold their state conventions. Here’s what you need to know.
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How Utah is supporting teachers
As Utah policymakers adapt to the needs of students, their policies have been proactive toward teachers’ needs as well.
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Civics Refresher: What is federalism?
Utah was recently ranked No. 1 in the country for federalism. What is the history of federalism and what does it mean?
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What you need to know about the Utah housing crisis
What got Utah into its current housing crisis and how is the state working to fix the problem?
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Q&A: Understanding the Supreme Court battle over Texas and Florida social media regulation
What do recent attempts to regulate social media mean for free speech and Utah? Sutherland’s Bill Duncan explains in his recent Q&A.
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Small steps to big wins – 5 legislative victories that will benefit Utahns
Sutherland Institute informed debate in crucial ways for various bills this session, but five stand out.
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FAQ: Ranked choice voting in Utah
As the Utah State Legislature considers the fate of the ranked choice voting pilot program, here are answers to questions voters may have about this form of voting.