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The 2004 Utah Priorities Poll: The top issues and concerns of Utahns for the 2004 gubernatorial election

Written by: Stephen Hershey Kroes
March 1, 2004

As Utah heads toward the initial stages of the 2004 election season, Utahns are feeling optimistic about the state’s future. However, Utahns continue to be concerned about the future of Utah’s public education system, the economy, water supply and quality, health, crime, and a number of issues.

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