Utah court blocks election deniers' request for 2020 voting machine data
Jen Orten and Sophie Anderson, who have close ties to several Utah elected officials, sought voting machine data from the 2020 election
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Nothing to see here: Utah GOP lawmakers quash hearing on chaotic caucus presidential vote
'They (lawmakers) said screw you, we don't care'
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Utah lawmaker wants to make it legal to openly carry loaded weapons in public
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Amendment D ruling preserves an important check on legislative power
Amendment D-nied
A Utah judge ruled a proposed constitutional amendment to give lawmakers near total power to repeal ballot initiatives was void, but it remains on the ballot.