Utah Publication Requirements for Constitutional Amendments Measure (2026)
Source: electionresults.utah.gov
What does this measure do?
Utah would drop the rule that proposed constitutional amendments be published in a newspaper in every county, letting the Legislature choose how they are published for the 60 days before the election. You might see proposed amendments online or elsewhere rather than in your local newspaper.
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Proposed by: Utah Legislature (H.J.R. 10, Rep. Anthony Loubet)
Rep. Loubet is a Republican from House District 27. In 2024, two approved amendments were thrown out over a rule about printing them in newspapers; this fixes that rule.
Source: news.ballotpedia.org
A YES vote means
The Legislature decides how and where proposed amendments are published for 60 days before the election, instead of a newspaper in every county.
A NO vote means
Proposed amendments must still be published in a newspaper in each county.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.