The HD51 Special Election Jeopardy Style Debate held on June 21, 2025, in Utah, focused on several key issues impacting local businesses and judicial processes. The meeting began with discussions surrounding government mandates, which participants argued disproportionately affect small businesses, particularly "mom and pop" restaurants. Concerns were raised that such mandates favor larger corporations, potentially leading to the closure of smaller establishments.

The conversation then shifted to the topic of jury nullification. One participant expressed apprehension about judges overruling jury decisions, suggesting that this undermines the jury's role in the legal process. The need for a more robust vetting process for judges was emphasized, alongside a call for better access to information about judges for voters.

Further discussions highlighted the influence of corporations on social policies, with participants expressing concern that businesses are making decisions based on non-economic factors, such as climate change and social issues, rather than focusing solely on profitability and job creation. The impact of these corporate decisions on Utah's economy was noted, particularly regarding the state's credit rating.

Overall, the debate underscored a strong advocacy for laissez-faire capitalism and free markets, with participants calling for a return to fundamental economic principles that prioritize business viability and community support. The meeting concluded with a consensus on the need for ongoing dialogue about these pressing issues as the election approaches.