About 350,000 Utahns voted in the state’s June primary contests, and more are expected to show up for the general election in November, all for varying reasons.

This year’s midterm elections will determine whether Republicans hold onto their trifecta in Washington — and locally, the strength of the GOP’s majority in the Legislature.

The Salt Lake Tribune wants to know: What issues are most motivating you to vote?

Whether it’s data centers, immigration policy, or the laws that govern how you can cast a ballot, we want to hear what’s on your mind.

Please take the brief survey below — and share it with the other Utah voters in your life. You’ll have an opportunity to pick your top four issues you’ll be thinking about when you vote this fall.

Your answers will inform the questions we’ll ask candidates ahead of November’s election.