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Jarvis: Utah's Sneaky "Don't Say Gay" Bills - Vimarsana News

Jarvis: Utah's Sneaky "Don't Say Gay" Bills

  The Utah Legislature has a fondness for aggression toward marginalized citizens. These attacks extend past the anti-trans and anti-DEI bills Gov. Cox signed at the end of last month. H.B. 303, sponsored by Rep. Jeffrey Stenquist, would require school officials and employees to stay neutral on certain viewpoints. It would restrict certain vital discussions...

House lawmakers pass bill to cut short Utah's ranked choice voting pilot - Vimarsana News

House lawmakers pass bill to cut short Utah's ranked choice voting pilot

Lawmakers in the Utah House voted Thursday to cut short the state’s pilot project allowing cities to try ranked choice voting.

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Summit County eyes bills targeting controversial law, short-term rentals - Vimarsana News

Summit County eyes bills targeting controversial law, short-term rentals

The 2024 legislative session kicked off two weeks ago and there are already dozens of bills the County Courthouse has its eyes on. 

Republican Celeste Maloy wins Utah special election to replace her former boss US Rep. Chris Stewart – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Republican Celeste Maloy wins Utah special election to replace her former boss US Rep. Chris Stewart – Brandon Sun

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Who are the candidates in Utah's special election for the House? - Vimarsana News

Who are the candidates in Utah's special election for the House?

Voters in Utah will head to the polls on Tuesday for a special election to replace former Republican Rep. Chris Stewart, choosing between Stewart's Republican former staffer and the state's No. 2 Democrat.