New York Times examines political tensions facing LDS women in 2026
September 23, 2026 at 7:02 AM MT · via Salt Lake City Weekly · Summarized by Mormon News from original reporting
The New York Times published an investigation into the political dynamics facing Mormon women, according to Salt Lake City Weekly's coverage. The piece appears to explore tensions between Church teachings and contemporary political debates.
The Times story arrives amid heightened attention to Latter-day Saint women's political participation, particularly around reproductive rights and ballot measures in Idaho and Nevada where the Church has taken public positions.
Mormon News summarizes reporting from established outlets and always links to the original. See an error? Report it.
Related coverage
- Tim Ballard claims LDS Church excommunicated him to hide abuse allegations
via The Salt Lake Tribune · October 8, 2026
- BYU offense faces test without star running back LJ Martin
via The Salt Lake Tribune · October 8, 2026
- Arizona governor's race shadowed by polygamy-sect abuse accusations
via Arizona Capitol Times · October 7, 2026
- Latter-day Saint leader decries explosion in sports betting, prediction markets
via KUER · October 7, 2026
From the Mormon News Podcast
- Nemo Goes Global, Mormon Stories Lawsuit Update & LDS Baby Bust - Mormon News 10.2.26 | Ep. 2204
Full episode and transcript · October 2, 2026
- LDS Retention Drop, Church Opposes Abortion Rights in Idaho, Nevada - Mormon News 9.25.26 | Ep. 2200
Full episode and transcript · September 25, 2026