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WJResident
This discussion group is open to anyone interested in discussing issues that affect residents of West Jordan, Utah. Discussion topics are primarily centered around municipal politics, ...( more)
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ktalkforum
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The purpose of this group is to be a forum for listeners of the great 630 AM K-Talk local talk radio station in the Salt Lake City Area.
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UtahGOP-open
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Welcome to the UtahGOP-Open E-Group. This is a group for the discussion of issues relevant to Utah Republican County and State Delegates, Precinct Officers...
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HighlandCity-Discuss
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You are a citizen of Highland, Utah, who wants to stay informed and knowledgable about a host of issues that govern the quality of life in Highland. This forum is intended to facilitate ...( more)
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Senate12GOP
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This Yahoo Group is to provide a forum for communication between Utah Republicans in Salt Lake County Senate District 12. Members must be registered Republican...
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u_n_i_o_n
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A discussion list for members of the student organization of the University of Utah: University Not In Our Name. We are a chapter of Not In Our Name and promote peace and seek to ...( more)
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uofucollegedems
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This is the Official U of U College Democrats group! Welcome!
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utah_minutemen
17 Members,
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Utah Citizens doing the jobs our Government won't do. Utah's citizen neighborhood watch Operating within the law to support the enforcement of the law. . Utah minutemen has no ...( more)
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ironcountydemocrats
Updated information and news from the Iron County Democrats. Visit our web site online at www.ironcountydemocrats.com.
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InstantRunoffUT
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It's time for instant runoff voting in Utah. Let's use the ranked ballot (1, 2, 3) as Robert's Rules of Order calls preferential voting, to ensure that winners earn a majority of votes ...( more)
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