US EditionUtah governor likely to sign legislation phasing out universal mail ballots
- Utah's Republican-controlled Legislature has passed a bill to eliminate universal mail-in voting, requiring voters to opt in to receive ballots, pending Governor Spencer Cox's signature.
- The new proposal mandates that ballots must be returned to county clerks by 8 p.m. On Election Day.
- Concerns about the bill include potential voter fraud and decreased trust in elections, with some Democratic lawmakers warning that it could exacerbate these issues.
- Tribal IDs will be acceptable as voter identification, easing concerns for Native American voters.
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Utah GOP to End Universal Mail-In Voting, Moves to Restore Election Integrity
Utah Republicans are poised to reshape election protocols by ending universal mail-in voting and tightening voter ID requirements, claiming these measures will enhance election integrity amid ongoing national debates over voting security.
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