Written by Sutherland Institute
April 30, 2024
What:Â Sutherland Institute, in collaboration with the Gary R. Herbert Institute for Public Policy at Utah Valley University and the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University, will be hosting a forum on election integrity in the 2024 elections and beyond.
Who:
- Utah Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson
- Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane
- Justin Jones, Herbert Institute
- Ryan Cowley, Utah Elections Division
- Utah state Senator Mike McKell
- Alan Perry, Herbert Institute
- Scott Warren, John Hopkins Agora Institute
- Derek Monson, Sutherland Institute
- Boyd Matheson, KSL Newsradio
- Lauren Gustus, The Salt Lake Tribune
- Doug Wilks, Deseret News
- Nic Dunn, Sutherland Institute
- Charles Stewart III, MIT
- Tyler Fisher, Unite America
- John Fortier, AEI
When:Â Tuesday, May 7, 2024, 8-11:30 AM
Where:Â Scott Keller Building, Utah Valley University
Visuals:Â An auditorium setting, with a step-and-repeat backdrop, seated discussion style
Format:Â Welcome by LG Henderson, panel with Sec. of State McGrane, breakout panels covering different aspects of election security and public sentiment on the topic.
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