Last weekend, Republican convention delegates narrowed the field of candidates for the U.S. Senate race to two: Dan Liljenquist and Orrin Hatch. This is the first time in 36 years that Hatch has faced a primary opponent.

The Republican Women of Utah Valley hosted a debate on April 4 between Republican Senate candidates Orrin Hatch, Dan Liljenquist, and Chris Herrod. Below are questions from the debate split into separate video clips.

Many people ask, "Who is running against Orrin Hatch?". Here is a series of 15 videos introducing someone running for U.S. Senate in Utah. His name is Dan Liljenquist.

In a 1995 op-ed in USA Today, Senator Orrin Hatch argued against term limits and mentioned that he running for re-election in 2012 was "not on the list". Kudos to David Hogberg of IBD for digging this up. 

Yesterday on his radio program, Glenn Beck talked about Congressional candidate Chris Stewart and 36 year incumbent Senator Orrin Hatch, (both are Republicans from Utah). Beck said, when talking about politicians going to Washington, "before long you end up like Orrin Hatch." Here's the audio clip:

Last October, I conducted a poll on this blog of potential candidates for various offices. Now that we know which candidates have filed and since Republican caucus meetings are only two weeks away, I'm doing another round of polls.

Each poll allows only one vote per IP address. Be sure to share the poll with your friends and campaign allies! (This poll is obviously not scientific, but it will show which candidates have the most enthusiastic online supporters)

Update: The final results are below: