Second Congressional District Debate and House Speaker Selected
As the candidates for Utah's vacant 2nd Congressional District seat meet to debate, our panel discusses the latest dynamics in the race.
Judge orders new maps after finding Georgia redistricting ‘dilutes Black voting power’
A federal judge ruled that Georgia's Republican-drawn state and Congressional legislative boundaries violate the Voting Rights Act.
Florida
This week we take a deep dive into Florida politics with Steve Mort and Krystel Knowles of NewsNight on Central Florida PBS. We talk contentious counties, redistricting woes, restoring voting rights for felons, and Governor Ron DeSantis’ policies and presidential ambitions. But…
Ex-Trump attorney Jenna Ellis pleads guilty in Georgia election interference case
Ellis is the fourth defendant to plead guilty in the broad racketeering case focused on efforts to keep then-President Donald Trump in office after his 2020 loss to Joe Biden.
House Speaker Fight and Attorney General Debate
Utahns react to another contentious race for Speaker of the House as the threat of another government shutdown looms.
What a partial gag order on Trump means for his election subversion case
The ruling bars Trump from targeting Special Counsel Jack Smith, his team, court staff and potential witnesses.
House enters 3rd week without speaker as GOP infighting keeps Congress at standstill
GOP infighting keeps Congress at a standstill as speaker nominee Jim Jordan of Ohio looks to sway dozens of colleagues who just voted against him last week.
NewsNight: The Future Balance of Power in Tallahassee
As the Florida House Speaker-designate spells out his vision for limited government, the panel discusses the future balance of power in Tallahassee amid the Governor’s presidential bid. Plus, the issue of felon voting rights heats up.
Power in Utah Politics
From changes in demographics to the rising dynamic of celebrity, our panel evaluates how the balance of power has shifted over time in Utah.
Alabama finally has a new congressional map after a lengthy legal fight
After a high-profile legal fight that lasted roughly two years, a panel of three federal judges picked a map that will be used when Alabamians cast their 2024 vote for who will represent them in the U.S. House.