“If voters do not meet the new requirements to keep their records private, their voter registration records will become public on May 25. If a voter wants to be classified as an “at-risk voter” and protect their records, they need to submit a form to their county clerk by May 6.

Under S.B. 153, if a voter’s registration record was classified as private without a reason listed before April 6, 2026, that voter’s registration will be reclassified as a public voter registration record, unless the voter submits a form with any required proof to their county clerk.

A voter can request additional privacy protection if they are a victim of domestic violence, a law enforcement officer, a member of the Military, a public figure, or an individual protected by a court order.”

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Utah’s Lt. Governor notifies voters whose registration records will not be private under new law

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A new law impacting voter privacy status is going into effect, and so Utah’s Lt. Governor is notifying voters whose registration records are no longer going to be private.

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Utah Supreme Court considers reviving challenge to death penalty laws

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The Utah Supreme Court is considering reviving a lawsuit filed by three death row inmates that challenges the state's death penalty laws, ultimately seeking to end capital punishment in the state.

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