Utah Supreme Court Blocks Amendment D from Election, Citing Misleading Language and Publishing Errors
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — In a recent ruling, the Utah Supreme Court determined that proper constitutional processes were not followed by state lawmakers with respect to placing Amendment D on this year’s general election ballot. This amendment proposed significant changes to the Utah Constitution, specifically enhancing legislative power to overturn voter-approved ballot initiatives. Despite its inclusion in upcoming ballots, the court’s decision renders all votes on Amendment D null and void. This means that while it will still appear before voters, the results will carry no weight. Attorney Mark Gaber, representing those challenging the … Read more