Jim Matheson

So a little bit, but-

Well, well, in the past, though, when we have had high quality Democratic candidates that can speak to and appeal to Utah voters, right? I'm thinking Jim Matheson, Ben McAdams, uh, Doug Owens.

These are the kind of Democrats that even Republican voters are ready to vote for.

However, having a district that partisan isn't a reflection even of Salt Lake County.

My name is Adam Albrecht of the Minnesota Bison Association, and it's a real pleasure to speak with you here today.

Coming up on our program, we'll be talking with Jim Matheson of the National Bison Association about their recent lobbying trip to Washington, D.C.

Following that, we're going to take a deep dive into bison history and speak with the person who is working hard to bring it all to life.

I'm excited to speak with Rhonda Frasier of the All About Bison page just a little bit later.

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Each year, the National Bison Association does its legislative roundup in Washington, D.C., and the latest contingency just got back, including myself.

We are joined once again by the executive director of the National Bison Association, Jim Matheson, who was kind enough to come by, give us a recap, and let us know what's all happening in the political world that involves bison.

So with that, Jim, thank you very much for being here.

And at the time, we had Chet Edwards sitting that represented the Crawford Ranch, right? Most Republican district that was held by a Democrat, we held it.

Jim Matheson in Utah.

We had some pretty crazy seats that were on our front line, and we didn't lose one of them.

This wave carries a lot of people.