election security

Concerns about election security have led some people to question the mail-in voting system, but it isn’t on every in-person voter’s mind.

The latest Utah news for Thursday morning, Mar. 17, 2022

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson helped craft the legislation with county clerks. She said the bill does not mean there was widespread fraud in the 2020 election.

The latest Utah news from Wednesday evening, Dec. 8, 2021.

A Utah legislative committee voted to direct legislative auditors to look into the integrity and security of the state’s election system.

Rep. Steve Christiansen, R-West Jordan, said he also wants the state to regularly conduct independent forensic election audits, make vote-by-mail very rare and eliminate the use of voting machines.

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would put private voter records on public voter rolls. But instead of a name or any identifying information, there would just be a random number.

Some local officials are questioning whether now is the right time for election innovation, when the majority of Republicans voters across the country have doubts about the security of the 2020 presidential election.

U.S. District Attorney for Utah John Huber is appointing an election day officer to field complaints from anyone worried about voter fraud, discrimination…

Amid concerns over election hacking and other voting interference, Utah's polling systems have been put to the test by the Department of Homeland Security…

The Senate Intelligence Committee released a bipartisan report on Tuesday confirming that Russians hacked U.S. elections in 2016. It outlined what...