Near the end of a roughly hour-and-a-half editorial board meeting with Utah’s state Senate leadership on Tuesday, Senate President Stuart Adams emphasized what he considers the most important issue facing Utah.
It isn’t the state’s homeless problem, as the governor had told us a few weeks ago. It isn’t the need for affordable housing, as the largest percentage of respondents, 32%, said in the January poll by the Deseret News and the Hinckley Institute of Politics, conducted by Morning Consult. It isn’t even redistricting, where 3rd District Judge Dianna Gibson is trying to force a new congressional map on lawmakers.
Those are worthy, but relatively small, issues, he said.
It isn’t the state’s homeless problem, as the governor had told us a few weeks ago. It isn’t the need for affordable housing, as the largest percentage of respondents, 32%, said in the January poll by the Deseret News and the Hinckley Institute of Politics, conducted by Morning Consult. It isn’t even redistricting, where 3rd District Judge Dianna Gibson is trying to force a new congressional map on lawmakers.
Those are worthy, but relatively small, issues, he said.
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