Brigham Tomco is a Staff Writer at Utah Politics. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on culture and society, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Brigham's work has been featured in Brigham Young University, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Deseret News, and KSL (1160 AM / 102.7 FM).
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Brigham Tomco's reporting focuses heavily on local government and political developments, particularly within the state of Utah. Given this focus, he would likely be most interested in pitches related to Utah politics, U.S. Senate and House races, election coverage, and budget talks that directly impact his geographic area.
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By: Brigham Tomco
Mark Fitzpatrick posted controversial social media messages on the day church members were attacked in Michigan
How Utah’s redistricting fight echoes a nationwide battle over congressional representation
By: Brigham Tomco
What have political candidates said about the data center?
What have political candidates said about the data center?
By: Brigham Tomco
The massive changes needed to support an artificial intelligence revolution have polarized the nation, and Utah, turning the debate over AI infrastructure into a political powder keg.
There is a growing rift between Utah lawmakers and the legal community over what’s upstream from distrust
By: Brigham Tomco
Rep. Celeste Maloy said House Republicans are considering guardrails for President Donald Trump’s military action
By: Brigham Tomco
Gov. Spencer Cox calls for return to 'faith, family and country' instead of Pride Month declaration.
By: Brigham Tomco
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox declared June
By: Brigham Tomco
Maloy said Great Salt Lake won’t get full $1 billion this year requested by President Donald Trump
