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Morning must reads, May 2, 2017
Good Tuesday morning from Salt Lake City. Today is the 122nd day of the year. There are 243 days remaining in 2017. Today is the 103rd day of Donald Trump's presidency.
Matt Holland and Evan McMullin are the frontrunners to replace Jason Chaffetz. Gov. Gary Herbert and lawmakers are headed toward a showdown over special election rules. Congress is pushing for another Obamacare repeal vote.
18 days until the Utah Republican State Convention (5/20/2017)
46 days until the Utah Democratic State Convention at Weber State University (6/17/2017)
189 days until the 2017 municipal elections (11/7/2017)
265 days until the opening day of the 2018 Utah Legislature (1/22/2018)
310 days until the final day of the 2018 Utah Legislature (3/8/2018)
553 days until the 2018 midterm elections (11/6/2018)
1,281 days until the 2020 presidential election (11/3/2020)
Poll: 3rd District Voters pick McMullin, Holland as frontrunners to replace Chaffetz By Bryan Schott, Managing Editor A new poll of registered voters in Utah's 3rd Congressional District shows the race to replace outgoing Rep. Jason Chaffetz is wide open.... |
Fight brewing between Utah lawmakers and Gov. Herbert over special House election rules By Bob Bernick, Contributing Editor We may be headed for a showdown between GOP Gov. Gary Herbert and state House Republicans over what to do if U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz resigns his seat.... |
Lawsuit threatened over Utah County GOP ballot controversy By Bryan Schott, Managing Editor A ballot snafu at the Utah County Republican Convention could have big implications for some of the top political offices in Utah.... |
Rep. Ken Ivory replaced as chair of House Natural Resources Committee By Bob Bernick, Contributing Editor UtahPolicy has learned that Rep. Ken Ivory, R-West Jordan, has been replaced as the House’s chair of the Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environmental Quality Appropriations Subcommittee.... |
Hatch highlights 'Once-in-a-generation' opportunity on tax reform In a speech on the Senate floor, Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) discussed President Trump’s tax plan and highlighted a variety of provisions that will help lay the groundwork for a comprehensive overhaul that will make the tax code fairer and more effe... |
Utah House and Senate applauds executive order to review Antiquites Act Last week President Donald Trump signed an executive order to review National Monument designations, including Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments in Utah.... |
Refugee Justice League announces new website The Refugee Justice League today announced the publication of a new website – www.refugeejustice.org – that highlights their mission to promote and defend the Constitutional rights of all refugees in the United States of America.... |
Salt Lake Tribune
SLC sewer rates may double, officials say your waste is worth it
Salt Lake City Council to have two open races after Lisa Adams announced she won't seek second term
Why S.L. County leaders believe they can reduce crime by sending inmates to other county jails
Rep. Mia Love calls police about people taking pictures of her kids
Rolly: Republican purists take it on the chin in Utah County GOP slugfest
Attacked online, new UTA board member wants the chairman and vice chairwoman to resign
May Day protesters rally at federal building in Salt Lake City
University of Utah president stepping down; successor will pick permanent Health Sciences V.P.
Deseret News
Utah County GOP elects Rob Craig as new chairman
Chaffetz set to return to D.C. for key health care vote after being released from hospital
Second S.L. Council member won't seek re-election
Rep. Mia Love tells police people took pictures of her children, home
EPA reclassification for pollution puts Salt Lake, Provo in 'serious' category
Hatch says Congress has once-in-a-generation chance for tax reform
Sen. Mike Lee introduces bill to ensure internet innovation
UTA trustee calls for chairman, vice chairwoman to step down over 'personal attack' on Facebook
U. president announces plans to resign, calls for search for his replacement to begin
County announces plan to expedite opening of new jail beds
The inside story: Power and money at center of U. controversy
Other
Gary Gygi not running again for Cedar Hills mayor seat (Daily Herald)
GOP on verge of losing health care vote (CNN)
Trump Says He'd Meet With Kim Jong Un Under Right Circumstances (Bloomberg)
N. Korea warns of nuclear test 'at any time' (AFP)
Energy, Alzheimer's and ISIS: What's in the New Budget Deal (NBC News)
May Day rally turns violent in Portland, Oregon (Washington Post)
GOP struggles to find ObamaCare repeal votes (The Hill)
Donald Trump: We're going to 'open up' libel laws (Politico)
Internet's biggest players duck net neutrality fight (The Hill)
The Supreme Court Just Strengthened the Fair Housing Act (Slate)
Trump Study of Gas Tax Could Run Afoul of GOP, Rural Voters (Bloomberg)
Will Trump 'Do a Big Number' on the Big Banks? (New York Times)
Law
"The ordaining of laws in favor of one part of the nation, to the prejudice and oppression of another, is certainly the most erroneous and mistaken policy. An equal dispensation of protection, rights, privileges, and advantages, is what every part is entitled to, and ought to enjoy." Benjamin Franklin
YAK Meat
"Federal agents just seized 300 pounds of yak meat that was illegally smuggled into JFK airport. And yet somehow JFK still smells less like yak meat than LaGuardia." Jimmy Fallon
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