Jim Matheson Puts Utah First

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Matheson in the 4th

If, as many Utahns say, Washington is broken because too few politicians will steer a middle course between the extremes of the two parties, then Jim Matheson should be just the candidate that voters are looking for. That, in fact, is one reason why he has earned this newspaper’s endorsement.

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Matheson picks up big endorsement

Recent polls show Matheson still holds a healthy lead over Love, the mayor of Saratoga Springs, in the newly-created 4th Congressional District.

Rob Engstrom, the national chamber’s senior vice president for political affairs and national political director, flew in to formally endorse Matheson.

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Matheson meets with the editorial board

During a meeting with the Deseret News Editorial Board, Matheson had a lot to say about the federal budget and his role as a so-called “blue dog” Democrat — a moderate capable of finding solutions that might cross the aisle.

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KSL.com: A Conversation with Jim Matheson

“It’s easy to make the case that the most interesting political race in Utah this year—and one of the most interesting in the country—is the race for Congress in Utah’s new 4th District.”

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No to SkiLink

Salt Lake Tribune editorial on bill to force U.S. Forest Service to sell land for construction of ski gondola.

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Matheson bill seeks to protect vital Wasatch Canyons water source

Congressman Jim Matheson, backed by across-the-board support from numerous Utah municipalities, outdoor recreation, business and environmental groups introduced legislation that would expand wilderness and enhance watershed protection over more than 26,000 acres of the Wasatch Front canyons.

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Ute land swap

It’s so seldom these days that Democratic and Republican members of Congress, environmentalists and state and federal land managers agree on anything, so that when it happens the phenomenon demands attention

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