Too many good ideas fall flat because they’re not explained well. At Morgan & May, we help clients refine their message, connect with the right audience, and deliver it clearly—so the right people hear it at the right time.

Morgan & May is Utah’s go-to firm for election policy strategy. With both partners having served in the state elections office, we bring unmatched insider knowledge to complex governance issues—offering trusted insight to lawmakers, national organizations, and the media. This post explores why we’re often the first call for election-related work and how that expertise shapes every campaign we take on.

Interim committees don’t grab headlines—but they shape what’s coming. With June meetings underway, this post looks at how organizations can engage early and why that window matters more than most realize.

A new flag doesn’t become a symbol through legislation alone—it becomes one when people see it, use it, and connect with it. Morgan & May helped lead the statewide public affairs campaign that made Utah’s new flag more than a policy win—it made it part of everyday life.

One of the most closely watched political efforts in Utah this spring wasn’t a campaign — it was a referendum. This blog breaks down how Morgan & May used public data to support clear, accurate coverage and help the public make sense of a complex process.

Starting July 1, 2025, Utah’s medical cannabis program will undergo a major shift. HB 357 eliminates the Qualified Medical Provider restriction, allowing any licensed provider authorized to prescribe controlled substances to recommend cannabis. Here’s what it means for access, policy, and implementation.