Utah Republicans move to overhaul election operations, starting with universal mail-in voting
- Utah lawmakers proposed a bill requiring voters to opt in for mail-in ballots, changing the present universal system, with the House voting 57-15 to advance it to the Senate.
- Representative Jefferson Burton sponsors the bill, aiming to address Senate concerns about reducing access to mail-in voting, which is popular in Utah.
- The revised bill addresses security and includes new ID verification methods for mail-in voting starting in 2028, but raises worries from local clerks and voting rights advocates about potential disenfranchisement.
- Opponents argue the bill creates voter confusion and could lower turnout, despite assertions from officials about increased election security.
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