Out of 582 bills Utah lawmakers passed during the 2025 legislative session, Gov. Spencer Cox vetoed six. We let you know what those bills were and why the governor wasn’t down with them in this bonus episode of State Street.
Recommended Reading and Listening:
- Here are the 6 vetoes Gov. Cox issued for the 2025 session
- Cox vetoes bill giving him the power to pick the Utah Supreme Court’s chief justice
- Utah’s legal community takes a stand against the Legislature’s push for court reforms
- Phase out of Utah’s circuit breaker tax relief might be a mixed bag for seniors
- Gov. Cox vetoes bill that would’ve rerouted education property tax dollars
- Utah lawmakers vote to reroute education property tax dollars to the General Fund
- ‘Words matter,’ leaving Salt Lake and Park City to wonder what could have kept Sundance
- April 10 — State Street Trivia: Do You Know More Than a Utah Lawmaker?