Live Blog: Utah GOP Headquarters
David Wells
November 7, 201212:26 am
Mark Crockett has conceeded to Ben McAdams in the SLCo Mayor's race.
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Gene Kennedy (@GeneKennedyNews) November 07, 2012
Look who showed up to the #GOP #election2012 Peter Cooke personally congratulating Gov. Herbert http://t.co/JvDFis9D—
Nineveh Dinha (@NinevehDinha) November 07, 2012
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Nineveh Dinha (@NinevehDinha) November 07, 2012
Cheers as Fox news calls Arizona for Mitt Romney! #utgop #utpol—
(@UtahGOP) November 07, 2012
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Nineveh Dinha (@NinevehDinha) November 07, 2012
“He’s never actually run a budget before. He’s never been a manager of an organization before,” Republican Mark Crockett, who is running for Salt Lake County Mayor, said of his Democratic opponent Ben McAdams. “I’ve spent my career turning around very large organizations and helping dozens of companies and government save billions of dollars a year.
Keeping the Salt Lake County budget under control is the cornerstone of Crockett’s campaign.
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Nineveh Dinha (@NinevehDinha) November 07, 2012
Congressional candidate Mia Love spoke to FOX 13′s Nineveh Dinha Tuesday from the GOP Headquarters in Salt Lake City.
“I have more experience than my opponent [Jim Matheson] ever had when he started off,” Love said when asked if she felt she had enough experience to be a member of Congress.
Regarding federal college student loans, Love said she is not trying to do away with them, but to “open it up so we have as many options as possible.”
Follow @NinevehDinha and @GeneKennedyNews on twitter for updates from GOP headquarters.
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Nineveh Dinha (@NinevehDinha) November 07, 2012
Thomas Wright, Utah’s Republican Party Chair, spoke to FOX 13′s Nineveh Dinha Tuesday night from the GOP headquarters.
“We have a chance to really make history here in Utah tonight, so the Utah Republican Party’s really excited,” Wright said.
Wright said Democratic voters won’t turn out as much as Republican voters for this election.
