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It’s Election Day: Here’s Why 12 Election Monitors Are in Utah

Clerk Lannie Chapman said the monitors have followed state election laws and have not interacted with voters.

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Election officials say they’re not worried, but advocates see cause for concern.

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Federal election monitors will stop at every Salt Lake County polling location. Here’s what we know.

Salt Lake County initially expected 12 DOJ monitors, but that number has since dropped to 11 as one is not eligible to vote in Utah, the clerk said.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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It’s Election Day: Here’s why 12 election monitors are in Utah

Election officials say they’re not worried, but advocates see cause for concern.

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KPVI broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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