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Cache County Clerk David Benson held a public press meeting on Friday to address questions and concerns about controversies surrounding the clerk’s office in recent months.
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The Utah Lieutenant Governor’s Office is accusing Cache County’s election office of “deeply troubling” conduct.
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In Idaho, about 40% of the state's population will have the 2024 election administered by someone different than in 2020.
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In other news, 40,000 granola bars had to be pulled from meal kits in Granite School District after a product recall.
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City Recorder Teresa Harris explained that the margin of votes between Simmonds, Needham and Lee-Koven was close enough that a recount could be requested.
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In other news: Another political party is officially on the books in Utah after the Forward Party gained ballot access across the state.
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Election Day is around the corner. Learn about upcoming local elections around the state and what impact local government has.
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We revisit our conversation with Sergio Peçanha. He is a visual columnist at the Opinions desk of the Washington Post and wrote a piece recently headlined “Hug an election denier.” He writes: “I am now a citizen of two capital-stormed countries: Brazil and the United States.
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The Utah Office of the Legislative Auditor General found no evidence of systemic problems, widespread errors or significant fraud in the 2022 primary election.
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The majority of mail-in ballots in Iron County last month were packaged incorrectly and mixed up, which meant many arrived late or never arrived at all.