election security

Election results were certified across Utah this week and the 2022 midterms are officially over.

Some local political officials want to see more changes to Utah’s election laws. Critics say that could lead down a dangerous path.

Misinformation is the ultimate Mean Girl. Saige and Sean gab all about it.

Misinformation recently came up in two separate political races in Utah.

The monthly meetings are intended to answer any questions residents of the northern Utah county may have about election security.

The losing candidate for state House District 72, Willie Billings, called for the recount and wanted it to be by hand. County elections officials said they couldn’t do that.

Washington County election officials say for the first time they’re holding a recount for a razor-thin race, and the losing candidate wants it to be done by hand.

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.