Utah lawmakers advance bills to limit voting by mail, leave voter roll group ERIC
Utah hasn’t been the typical deep red state when it comes to voting by mail. It’s been an outlier from Republican-controlled states that in recent years have looked to limit mail-in voting, as state leaders here have generally supported its universal vote-by-mail system that remains popular with most Utah voters.
Bills related to elections, daylight saving time and collective bargaining rapidly made their way through the Utah ...
House Majority Whip Karianne Lisonbee, R-Clearfield, and Rep. Jefferson Burton, R-Salem, presented their bills during a House ...
Under a proposed constitutional amendment headed to the Utah House, any future ballot initiative raising taxes would need 60% ...
There’s lots of options for the lieutenant governor to clean up our voter rolls,” House Majority Whip Karianne Lisonbee told ...
House Bill 332 would require the Lieutenant Governor’s Office to withdraw from ERIC, citing concerns over voter registration data and security.
The way Utahns cast their ballots in elections could look different after a bill passed a House committee on Tuesday.
An anti-gerrymandering lawsuit contending the Utah Legislature acted unconstitutionally when it repealed and replaced a 2018 ...
After more than three hours of oral arguments and briefings, 3rd District Court Judge Dianna Gibson said she would take the ...
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New bill seeks to create new independent elections office separate from Lt. GovernorA new bill released today seeks to create a new election office separate from the Lt. Governor to oversee Utah’s election ...
To Sen. Lincoln Fillmore, R-South Jordan, the question he wants to ask Utah voters is simple: “How easy do you want it to be ...
Sen. Mike Lee is backing a proposal to change how Utah administers its elections as state lawmakers seek to address perceived ...
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