
Utah's nuclear messaging and incumbents underwater
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Three environmental groups filed a complaint with the FTC, alleging that Utah's messaging about nuclear energy is misleading. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Adam Gardiner weigh in on whether the messaging is accurate and whether the agency will do anything about it. New polling shows Utah's federal delegation and statewide leaders are underwater on their approval ratings and that Utahns strongly approve of showing voter ID and proof of citizenship to vote. Our panelists also make their predictions for Utah's 2027 legislative session as August's interim day approaches.
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