Salt Lake City, UT, October 8, 2026 — Republican Mike Kennedy and Democratic candidate Jonny Larsen engaged in a debate at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah, discussing critical issues relevant to Utah’s 4th Congressional District. The candidates presented differing viewpoints on foreign policy, specifically regarding the war in Iran, and outlined contrasting strategies for addressing rising gas prices.

The event, held at Snow College, provided a platform for the contenders to articulate their positions to constituents. Key points of contention included approaches to international conflict and economic policy. Disagreements were evident in their discussions on the ongoing situation involving Iran, with each candidate proposing distinct paths forward.

Furthermore, the candidates addressed the pressing issue of gas prices. Both Kennedy and Larsen offered their perspectives on how to alleviate the financial burden on Utah residents, though their proposed methods and underlying economic philosophies appeared to diverge. The specific details of their plans for managing energy costs and their assessments of the causes behind price fluctuations were central to this part of the debate.

The debate did not include specific statements on the contractor’s name or the permit status. The fine amount was not provided in the summary. No information was available regarding inspection outcomes or code violations. The summary also did not detail any ‘what happened next’ following the debate. The participation of both candidates at Snow College underscores the importance of local engagement in shaping the political discourse for the district.

Story summarized from the original created by Caitlin Keith on www.deseret.com, see more information here.

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