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Thu November 13 2008
Democratic Congressman Jim Matheson earned his highest margin of victory ever on Election Day, trouncing his opponent by nearly 30 points as his const...
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Democratic Congressman Jim Matheson earned his highest margin of victory ever on Election Day, trouncing his opponent by nearly 30 points as his constituents decided to send him back to Washington
for a fifth term. He'll return to Congress facing an ever-increasing national debt, an economic downturn, and a broken health care system. But Matheson will also have the opportunity to work with a
new p...
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Democratic Congressman Jim Matheson earned his highest margin of victory ever on Election Day, trouncing his opponent by nearly 30 points as his constituents decided to send him back to Washington
for a fifth term. He'll return to Congress facing an ever-increasing national debt, an economic downturn, and a broken health care system. But Matheson will also have the opportunity to work with a
new presidential administration, one that has promised to reach across party lines and make significant accomplishments. KCPW's Jeff Robinson caught up with Congressman Matheson after he spoke at the
Hinckley Institute of Politics.
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Wed November 12 2008
Immediately after being appointed the new Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives by his Republican colleagues last night, Representative David C...
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Immediately after being appointed the new Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives by his Republican colleagues last night, Representative David Clark unveiled several ethics proposals he wants
to enact this upcoming legislative session. KCPW's Jeff Robinson sat down with him as he described his plan.
Immediately after being appointed the new Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives by his Republican colleagues last night, Representative David Clark unveiled several ethics proposals he wants
to enact this upcoming legislative session. KCPW's Jeff Robinson sat down with him as he described his plan.
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Mon November 10 2008
On Friday, Senate Republicans voted for change in their top leadership positions, saying goodbye to Senate President John Valentine and Senate Majorit...
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On Friday, Senate Republicans voted for change in their top leadership positions, saying goodbye to Senate President John Valentine and Senate Majority Leader Curt Bramble. KCPW's Jeff Robinson spoke
with the new leadership team after the Republicans' closed caucus meeting.
On Friday, Senate Republicans voted for change in their top leadership positions, saying goodbye to Senate President John Valentine and Senate Majority Leader Curt Bramble. KCPW's Jeff Robinson spoke
with the new leadership team after the Republicans' closed caucus meeting.
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Mon November 10 2008
Miss Friday's Politics Up Close? Listen to this brief excerpt analyzing Utah's Congressional races with Kirk Jowers, Director of the Hinckley Institut...
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Miss Friday's Politics Up Close? Listen to this brief excerpt analyzing Utah's Congressional races with Kirk Jowers, Director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics, and Dr. Tim Chambless, political
scientist at the University of Utah.
Miss Friday's Politics Up Close? Listen to this brief excerpt analyzing Utah's Congressional races with Kirk Jowers, Director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics, and Dr. Tim Chambless, political
scientist at the University of Utah.
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Fri November 07 2008
Kirk Jowers is the director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah. He joins Dr. Tim Chambless at the U. to provide some pers...
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Kirk Jowers is the director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah. He joins Dr. Tim Chambless at the U. to provide some perspective and analysis on all the local election
results from top to bottom in Utah politics.
Kirk Jowers is the director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah. He joins Dr. Tim Chambless at the U. to provide some perspective and analysis on all the local election
results from top to bottom in Utah politics.
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