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The candidates wanting to win Utahns vote for governor took the stage at Salt Lake Community College Wednesday night in debate.Republican incumbent Gov. Spencer Cox, Democratic Party nominee state Rep. Brian King, and Libertarian candidate J. Robert Latham argued over a variety of issues including housing, power, education, transportation, and many others.Two particular topics got candidates riled up and attacking one another.
'I think on balance, it's worth supporting but it's close. I see why people are opposed to it,' he answered.Another issue that got candidates stirring: the presidential election.'Our current governor for years went ahead and said openly, I though commendable, that he was not going to support Donald Trump,' said King. 'Then we see two months ago, a flip.''What I have done is dedicated my life to depolarizing our country.
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