‘Doubt the doubters’: Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson delivers remarks on election security and election worker safety
Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson, the state’s chief election officer, urged voters to become more familiar with the election process before heeding claims of electoral fraud during remarks on Thursday.
The nation’s largest teachers union just contributed nearly $400,000 to help fight Utah’s Amendment A
Amendment A opponents added nearly $400,000 to their campaign war chest with a contribution from the National Education Association, the country's largest teachers union.
Utah Senate delegation playing outsized role in battle over GOP leadership
Sen. Mike Lee and Rep. John Curtis are involved in ongoing conversations with candidates for top GOP leadership position.
Utah attorney general candidates debate
Utah candidates for attorney general vow to restore transparency and trust to beleaguered office
Utah AG candidates offer different visions for office in debate
Four candidates to debate in the race for Utah Attorney General
How has Utah’s voter turnout been since the year 2000?
We are five weeks away from the 2024 general election and the election both statewide and across the country is entering the home stretch. So, with five weeks to go, how has Utah historically done with voter turnout?
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Monument Valley Native Davina Smith announces candidacy for Utah House District 69
Davina Smith, a longtime community advocate and resident of southeastern Utah, has officially announced her candidacy for the Utah House of Representatives in District 69.
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Fate of Utah amendments comes down to missed publication requirements
A controversial constitutional amendment was voided ahead of the Nov. 5 election and another is likely headed that way.
Facing threats from GOP election doubters, would Utah’s L.G. endorse Trump? Here’s what she said.
Amid false assertions that elections in this country are rife with fraud, and calls from others in her party to upend Utah’s system, Republican Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson has become one of its loudest defenders.
What’s happening with the constitutional amendments on Utah’s general election ballot?
One of the four constitutional amendments on Utah's ballot has been voided by the court and another is likely to be. Where does that leave the other two proposed changes?
The Utah Supreme Court checked the Utah Legislature again. What now?
The Utah Supreme Court’s ruling this week keeping Amendment D void wasn’t necessarily surprising given it had already made it clear in an earlier ruling the Utah Legislature’s powers do, in fact, have limits.
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Fate of Utah amendments comes down to missed requirements
With one controversial constitutional amendment voided ahead of the Nov. 5 election and another likely headed that way, one question remains: Why didn't the Utah Legislature publish the proposed amendments in local newspapers as required under the state's constitution?
Overshadowed by A and D, what about Utah’s other 2024 constitutional amendments?
Since they’ve been overshadowed by legal fights over controversial constitutional amendments A and D, many Utahns likely haven’t heard much about the other questions that will appear on their Nov. 5 ballots.