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The UtahPolicy.com daily newsletter gets you up to speed on the top local and national news about politics and public policy. Send news tips or feedback to lwebb@utahpolicy.com,. Situational Analysis - November 4, 2020Welcome to Wednesday. The dust settles. Meanwhile, I dreamed last night that those noxious McAdams/Owens ads just keep running forever . . . What a horrible nightmare. TICK TOCK1 day to legislative leadership elections (11/5/2020) Today At Utah PolicyPost-election priority: Unleashing the forces of disruptive innovation on the federal governmentBy LaVarr Webb I am hopeful that when the dust is settled from the wild and crazy 2020 election, that smart politicians at the state level, especially governors and state legislators, will tackle one of the most important issues facing the country - dysfunction at the federal level of government. That might sound strange that state leaders should focus on federal dysfunction, but I believe only the states can bring the federal government under control, especially its profligate deficit spending that threatens the nation's future.Webb Wrap: Lessons of the 2020 presidential election - so far By LaVarr Webb Wow. What an incredible election. It was - and still is -- mesmerizing. We may not know the outcome of the presidential election until later today, or even later in the week, or even much longer than that, depending on legal maneuverings. It is par for the course for the insane year of 2020, one of the most turbulent years in my lifetime. What else would we expect? In the wee hours of Wednesday morning, the presidential race was too close to call, with six or seven states still undecided. Litigation is highly likely no matter which candidate is eventually declared the winner. Whether Biden or Trump wins, there are some remarkable lessons from the presidential race. Utah HeadlinesDeseret News Election night 2020: Biden speaks, Trump tweets as focus shifts to battleground states Democrat Ben McAdams maintains lead over Burgess Owens in 'bellwether' congressional race Spencer Cox says he'll be governor for all of Utah as Peterson concedes race Utah GOP Attorney General Sean Reyes wins another term Wilson takes strong lead to stay Salt Lake County mayor GOP Rep. Chris Stewart appears headed for 5th term in Utah's 2nd District Republican Rep. John Curtis has commanding lead in Utah's 3rd Congressional District seat Whatever happens on Election Day, Wednesday morning always comes to America Record broken: More Utahns voted in the 2020 election than any other in history How the 2020 election will influence the future of space exploration When the media gets a close election wrongSalt Lake Tribune Blake Moore will be Utah's new face in Congress as Reps. Chris Stewart, John Curtis also appear to win big Christian Gardner and Harris Simmons: Lauren's Legacy: A continued commitment to campus safety across Utah Mike Korologos: Requiem for The Tribune's 'Golden Age' Utah surpasses 2016 general election voter turnout in 2020 Officials investigating report of woman at Utah poll who turned voters away Voters angered over Trump supporters outside Utah polling locationNational HeadlinesWhat Liberals Don't Understand About Pro-Trump Latinos (The Atlantic) Forget the Exit Polls, Watch Florida, Ignore Pennsylvania (The Atlantic) All eyes on swing states as counting continues in key battlegrounds (Washington Post) Race for White House appears to be coming down to 'blue wall' (The Hill) Malinowski beats back GOP challenge in New Jersey House race (The Hill) Louisiana passes amendment stating abortion is not a right (The Hill) Why The A.P. called Virginia for Biden when early results showed him behind Trump. (The New York Times) The election has actually been the most normal thing about 2020 (Washington Post) Mark Kelly posts lead over Martha McSally in early results in race for Arizona's U.S. Senate seat (Arizona Republic) Dem disappointment grows with failure to easily dispatch Trump (Washington Examiner) Trump and Biden may be in limbo for days (Politico) America awaits a verdict on the Trump era (Politico) Exit Polls Showed the Vote Came Down to the Pandemic Versus the Economy (The New York Times) It's Late. What Will We Know, and When Will We Know? (The New York Times)Policy NewsGovernment Affairs Bootcamp: Become a better advocate for good public policyTo ensure that Utah's business community is effective and compliant in their efforts to advance their interests, the Salt Lake Chamber developed the Government Affairs Bootcamp. As Utah's leading business advocacy organization, this intensive two-day bootcamp is designed for new and experienced government affairs professionals, company executives and public policy advocates to improve their effectiveness and understanding of advocating in the state of Utah. BUSINESS HEADLINESStock futures jump as U.S. election results roll in, Nasdaq futures surge more than 3% (CNBC) Mark Cuban: Why Joe Biden is 'the right choice for business' (CNBC)On This Day In History(From History.com) 1922 - The entrance to King Tut's tomb is discovered in Egypt's Valley of the Kings by British archaeologist Howard Carter. Wise WordsBe Kind: "A gentle word, a kind look, a good-natured smile can work wonders and accomplish miracles." William Hazlitt Lighter SideSunscreen MishapMy father, a Navy man, had the good fortune to be stationed in Hawaii-but the bad fortune to have fair skin. One day, after spending many hours under the hot sun, he reported back to duty with a terrible sunburn. Expecting sympathy, he was, instead, reprimanded by his superiors and then written up for "destruction of government property." Reader's Digest Subscribers may receive special messages with information about new features, special offers, or public policy messages from clients and advertisers. |
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