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Jeff Caplan speaks with ABC's Alex Stone who gives an eyewitness account of what's happening in the US capitol on the eve of the 2020 election. Huge parties are being planned, and businesses are boarded up. See our website for privacy information.

A variety of Utah voters, from all walks of life, speak about what brought them to the polls this year. See our website for privacy information.

Independent pollster Scott Rasmussen discusses how the polls are looking for President Trump and VP Joe Biden, especially in Florida and other states that are must-win for both candidates. See our website for privacy information.

KSL Newsradio's Kelli Pierce reports on when we'll know who won the 2020 Presidential Election. She includes predictions from two political science professors from Brigham Young University. See our website for privacy information.

Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News offers 20 minutes of commercial-free coverage of the last minutes of the 2020 election, PRE election day. Our coverage includes a preview of what Utah voters can expect tomorrow, an overview of a county office in Utah hit by COVID-19 and how that might affect vote counting. Finally we'll bring you updates on the last-minute legal maneuvering in Texas, and the outreach...

Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss what to look for ahead of the election as polls tighten. See our website for privacy information.

Kent Jones, Summit County Clerk, joins Lee to discuss how the Summit County Clerk's office will quarantine this week after employees tested positive for COVID-19 and how this impacts counting votes.  See our website for privacy information.

What do you do if you accidentally filled in two bubbles on your ballot, or spill your drink on it? We went to the source and asked the county clerks. Here’s their answer to common ballot mistakes and how to fix them. See our website for privacy information.

Utah's Morning News brings you 20 minutes of uninterrupted coverage of the latest news surrounding the 2020 election. Listen to what's happening locally and around the nation as people gear up for the election tomorrow.   See our website for privacy information.

You've heard of the Gallup Poll? Well who was the original "pollster?" Lee dives into the history behind the person who inspired the poll.  See our website for privacy information.

How important is it to combat disinformation in an election? Lee will break it down and give tips on fighting the spread of disinformation online.  See our website for privacy information.

Walmart changes gun displays and Is fear of violence after election day overblown? Lee discusses recent changes to Walmart's gun displays across the country. Richard Davis, BYU Political Science Professor, joins Lee to discuss violence after the election. See our website for privacy information.

Utah has rules in place for what you can and can't wear to vote, but how heavily is it enforced? Lee walks through the rules with KSL TV investigative reporter Matt Gephardt. See our website for privacy information.

Candidate Burgess Owens and Incumbent Ben McAdams both join Lee to discuss the race for the 4th district and what they're both doing leading up to November 3. See our website for privacy information.

KSL Newsradio Reporter Lindsay Aerts joins Lee to break down a dispute between candidate for Congress in Utah's 4th congressional district, Burgess Owens and the Deseret News on a campaign ad. See our website for privacy information.

For 30 minutes, Dave and Deb go in-depth on the Salt Lake County Mayor's race. Incumbent Jenny Wilson joins first, followed by Republican candidate Trent Staggs. We'll ask both about the county's COVID-19 response and the county budget. See our website for privacy information.

Five days until election week, and two of the men running for office in Utah are sparring over conspiracy theories. Rep. Ben McAdams is calling for his Republican competitor for the 4th Congressional District, Burgess Owens, to condemn QAnon. Mr. Owens recently spoke about the issue on the program "Real Talk."  See our website for privacy information.

After President Trump tweeted about changing a vote, Justin Lee, Utah Director of Elections, joins Lee to break down how Utah votes are counted and to answer the question of can you change your vote? See our website for privacy information.

Burgess Owens, candidate for Utah's 4th congressional district, has refunded some of what's estimated to be at least $135,500 in campaign contributions. Lee speaks with former congresswoman Mia Love and Chase Thomas, executive director for Alliance for a Better Utah. See our website for privacy information.

More than five million young people (ages 18-29) have already voted early or absentee in the 2020 elections. Lee bring on one young Democrat and one young Republican in Utah to discuss how the presidential election is viewed by young voters. Joel Skaria, President of Young Democrats of Utah andAbdiel (Abe) Vazquez, Chairman of the Utah Young Republicans. See our website for privacy information.

Senator Mike Lee joins KSL NewsRadio Lee Lonsberry to discuss what's next for the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. See our website for privacy information.

Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry reviews the Presidential Debate from last night. We hear from Derek Brown, chair of the Utah Republican Party and Scott Howell, the chair of Utah for Biden. Listeners also give their reaction to the presidential debate.  See our website for privacy information.

The final presidential debate between President Trump and Democratic nominee former Vice President Joe Biden.  See our website for privacy information.

Chris Peterson, Democratic candidate for Governor, joins KSL NewsRadio's Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to discuss daily life during the campaign, including the viral civility video with his opponent. See our website for privacy information.

Current Attorney General Sean Reyes and Democratic nominee for the position, Greg Skordas, debate each other about why they should have the job.  See our website for privacy information.