Utah governor says he favors improving, not eliminating mail-in voting
Mail-In Voting,Voting,Politics
SALT LAKE CITY — A recent legislative audit found over 1,400 apparently deceased voters on Utah's rolls, including two who voted in the November election. This has led to some Republican lawmakers calling into question the security of Utah's election system, with Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz, R-Hooper, using the audit to suggest that Utah's universal mail-in voting system should be revisited. Lawmakers have already floated several suggestions related to election administration, and a bill that would require voters to opt in to receive a mailed ballot is likely to...
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