Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill that will end Utah's popular universal vote-by-mail election system in 2029 on Thursday.

"Voters, especially those in rural areas, will bear the brunt of this restrictive move," one opponent of the law said.

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However, clerks — who are the officials who administer elections in Utah — only spoke in opposition. Salt Lake County Clerk ...

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Party leadership of the centrist United Utah Party announced on Wednesday they have plans to merge with the Utah Forward ...

Democrats continued a trend of strong overperformance in off-cycle elections on Tuesday, making double-digit gains on the margin over their 2024 showing in both Florida congressional districts and ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz said Tuesday the state's new vote-by-mail process is "a huge step" toward better election security despite the major changes made from the ...

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox (R ... option will remain active for eight years if voters cast ballots in all regular elections during that period. The new law also shortens the timeline for voters ...

Utah is among the handful of states that conduct primarily postal elections, and the current practice is that every voter is automatically mailed a ballot. But that’s about to change ...