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Register For Our Annual Meeting and Utah Priorities Project Kickoff

2012 is shaping up to be a high-energy election year, with elections for Governor, U.S. Senator, four members of Congress (with our brand-new 4th District), 89 state legislators and more. The presidential contest is likely to create higher-than-normal turnout in Utah this year, which could affect any and all of these races.

In these major election years, Utah Foundation offers the Utah Priorities Project, and award-winning effort to connect voters and political candidates by focusing on the issues that Utah voters themselves select as this year’s priorities.

sponsor-logo-block-vertical-with-headingJoin us for our annual fundraising luncheon as we unveil the top 10 public policy priorities for 2012, based on a statewide Dan Jones & Associates survey. We’ll also kick off this political year with speeches by:

  • The Honorable Gary Herbert, Governor of Utah
  • David Kirkham, Republican candidate for Governor
  • Morgan Philpot, Republican candidate for Governor
  • Ken Sumsion, Republican candidate for Governor
  • Peter Cooke, Democratic candidate for Governor

Admission:

  • $50 for Utah Foundation members
  • $65 for non-members
  • $500 for a table of 10

Time and Location:

  • Thursday, March 22, 2012, 12:00 to 1:30 p.m
  • Little America Hotel, 500 S. Main St., Salt Lake City

Register now!