Republican Representative Mike Kennedy will face off against Democratic challenger Jonny Larsen in a debate Thursday as voters in west‑central Utah decide who will represent them in the U.S. House.
The two candidates will discuss the issues that matter most to the district, from local economic concerns to national policy priorities. The debate is part of the campaign cycle for the upcoming congressional election.
Kennedy, a member of the Republican Party, and Larsen, a Democrat, will be joined by a moderator to explore their differing visions for the region and the country. The event is scheduled to be broadcast live, providing voters with an opportunity to hear each candidate’s positions directly.
The debate comes at a time when the district’s electorate is weighing a range of policy proposals and leadership styles. Both candidates have highlighted their plans for addressing local needs while aligning with their respective party platforms.
Voters in west‑central Utah can watch the live coverage of the debate through PBS NewsHour, which will provide a neutral platform for the candidates to present their case to the electorate.
<small>Source: PBS NewsHour — read the original story there.</small>
