Candidates.Vote wants to send its thanks this Veterans Day 2019 and best wishes to all of the veterans who at present serve our nation, those who have served our nation and are with us still
Having a talent for landing a moving jet aircraft on a roiling and moving aircraft carrier is not a task many find themselves being asked to do in the course of a day’s work, but
First published by the Deseret News Campaigning to be Salt Lake City’s next mayor these past few months has been like falling in love with our city all over again. It’s given me a chance
First published by the Deseret News I am running to be your next mayor because we must move forward together. Our focus needs to be on our residents, our collective values and the future of
Utah State Senator Luz Escamilla is one of the two remaining candidates in the Salt Lake mayoral race – which is making history as, for the first time in the city’s history, two women face
Steve Waldrip’s a California boy who went from parking cars at the Anaheim Marriott Hotel across from Disneyland, as a senior in high school, to playing basketball at Brigham Young University and setting a record
Those who used to be raised on the self-sufficient farm were among the majority in America, yet in today’s society those people and their principles are now among the minority – thus making for a
Let’s say you have an issue you believe is important and needs to get a bit more media coverage and understanding and help from the public but it’s just not happening; what’s a person to
He’s a former Salt Lake City councilman, now a Utah State Senator — Derek Kitchen and his husband, Moudi Sbeity, are the owners of Laziz Kitchen, one of Utah’s capital city’s hottest restaurants; which Senator
David Ibarra spent 14-years of his life being raised in Utah’s foster care system and is now a front running mayoral candidate for his state’s capital, Salt Lake City. Following the formula of Napoleon Hill’s,
He’s city administrator for a community bordered by Utah’s “West Desert”, where on any given day at least one, if not two, herd of antelope are in city limits. The main east west thorofare is
Potatoes of any make or model are this guy’s comfort food and if elected Mayor of Salt Lake City former state senator and now mayoral Candidate, Jim Dabakis, can look into making his beloved potato
He’s a politician who decided to first run for office after watching two Bighorn Sheep fight in the wilderness. He owns and trains approximately 50 horses and last year was awarded two world championships. A
Mayor Kirk Hunsaker did not, as he puts it, “aspire” to doing anything political at all. But in his construction job, he helped develop and build many subdivisions in Provo and Orem, Utah. In watching
Imagine attending first grade with the teacher not picking up on the fact that you do not speak English until the first parent teacher meeting, when your Italian-born mother asks, “How is his English coming
A city councilman in the heart of Utah where one faith, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, dominates, there is in the park across from city hall a beautiful bronze statue of two
Recently one of the newest writers to join Candidates.vote, Karen Salazar, had the opportunity of interviewing Salt Lake City Councilman Charlie Luke, of Council District 6. Luke began his entry into the political world in middle
Kari Malkovich, Woodland Hills City Councilperson, relates experiences during September wild land fires.
Married to Brandi Cox McKell and parents of 4 children BA Southern Utah University JD University of Idaho www.MikeMcKell.vote Rep. Mike McKell began his public service to Utah’s District 66 on January 1, 2013 and
Thirty years of traveling the world and the United States and making “home” in several different places has given, Tom Sakievich, one of the GOP candidates for the Utah County Commission Seat A, the taste
Recently retired U.S. Marshall – 25 years Interviewed by Clark H. Caras, Candidates.vote In a recent question and answer interview with former U.S. Marshall Jim Phelps, Candidates.vote writer Clark H. Caras did find out growing
You can’t help but warm to an elected official who as a kid used to spend the summer at his grandparents dairy farm milking cows and every once in a while aiming just right and
It makes perfect sense, but until you hear someone verbalize it you would never stop to think about it, but Salt Lake County Republican Sheriff candidate did and he recently verbalized it in an interview
Being one of three Fourth Grade students picked by his teacher, Mrs. Jorgenson, in 1987 to travel to the floor of the Utah House and Senate for her to be honored in teaching 30 years of Utah History
