Where Does The Money Go?

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Sen Ralph Okerlund

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Mar 07, 2018

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Utah continues to lead the nation in economic and population growth. Sen. Ralph Okerlund discusses the state budget addressing the top three priorities. Learn what the priorities are and how they impact the state.

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