Utah

To Bond or Not to Bond, That Was The Question

This November, Utah voters didn't just choose their city officials; they also had their say on various ballot propositions. What do these propositions entail, how did they fare statewide, and what repercussions do they hold for voters? (Hint: In many instances, they signify higher taxes.)

Lee Sands
| 15th Dec 2023

Op-Eds

Gov. Cox Wants 35,000 New Starter Homes. But How Will They Get Built?

If local government acts in the deregulatory, free market ways described here, then the goal of getting 35,000 starter homes built could be met or even exceeded — all at no cost to the taxpayer.

Lee Sands
| 15th Dec 2023

Education Empowerment

7 Steps to Homeschool

Have you wanted to start homeschooling your children but feel overwhelmed by the idea? If so, you are not alone. But most parents quickly realize it is far easier than what they originally thought.

Jon England
| 11th Dec 2023

Education Empowerment

The Utah Fits All Scholarship Won’t Destroy Public Schools

Those who like their public schools get to keep their public schools. But for those who don’t fit into that model, the Utah Fits All Scholarship and similar programs across the country provide a much needed alternative for their education.

Jon England
| 7th Dec 2023

Limited and Open Government

The Impact of Utah’s Local Government Elections

Far from being inconsequential, local government matters to all residents. When municipal elections come back in two years, take the time to learn about what each candidate will bring to or detract from your area.

Alison Fong
| 4th Dec 2023

Limited and Open Government

When Supply Meets Demand

While supply and demand is basic economics, some doubt that building more homes will have the positive effect needed on prices.

Lee Sands
| 30th Nov 2023

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