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Proposed amendment would raise the bar for some Utah ballot initiatives (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah voters will have a chance this November to weigh in on a proposed constitutional amendment that would raise the threshold for passing certain ballot initiatives. The proposal, also known as Amendment B, would require any future ballot initiatives that create new taxes or increase tax rates to earn support from at least 60% of the voters in order to pass. Lawmakers who support the proposal argue it is needed to prevent a small majority of voters from imposing new tax burdens
Utah senator proposes bills on data center transparency (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Sen. John Curtis is joining with a Democrat from Delaware to introduce a pair of bills aiming to increase the transparency of large data centers and give communities more information about potential impacts of their development. The Utah Republican noted the negative feelings many voters have toward data centers in announcing the bills on Thursday. "Americans are rightly skeptical when a large company tells them not to worry about the impacts of a new data center in their commun
Auditors say Utah courts need more oversight, accountability (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — An audit recommended that Utah lawmakers consider adding members of the legislative and executive branches to help oversee the courts, saying the judiciary has prioritized independence over accountability. But the courts sharply pushed back on the suggestion, arguing that it would go against the traditional separation of powers. The report, put together by the Office of the Legislative Auditor General, was the capstone of four separate audits of various aspects of Utah's court s
Rep. Mike Kennedy questions federal role in health policy (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Rep. Mike Kennedy questioned the federal government's role in overseeing Americans' health while speaking at the University of Utah on Tuesday. Kennedy, a freshman Republican congressman with a background in medicine, spent much of an hourlong discussion as part of the Sutherland Institute's Congressional Series talking about healthcare policy. Toward the end of the panel, he was asked by an audience member for his thoughts about the Trump administration's approach to health, gi
Watch live: Ben McAdams, Riley Owen debate for Utah's new 1st Congressional District (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Democrat Ben McAdams and Republican Riley Owen will square off Tuesday evening in the first of four debates featuring candidates for Utah's congressional seats. McAdams, a former U.S. representative and former mayor of Salt Lake County, emerged from a crowded field to secure the Democratic nomination for Utah's 1st Congressional District in June. Owen is an intelligence officer for the U.S. Navy Reserve and founded a defense technology company, according to his website. He is a
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