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Utah Candidates For Governor Speak Out About Viral Joint Ad | TODAY

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Chris Peterson and Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox, the Democratic and Republican candidates for Utah's next governor, join TODAY live to talk about teaming for a joint ad to spread a positive message in a country that’s so divided. “People are hungry for decency,” Cox said. “I’m certainly hopeful that means there are better things to come in politics.”

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