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After fizzling out in the early 2000s, the Cache County chapter of the League of Women Voters is back to educating voters and empowering them to vote.
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Utah voting rights advocates are sounding the alarm on several bills they're calling "anti-democracy," and want Utahns to know voting practices could change.
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In other news, Utah had one of the largest shifts leftward for presidential election voting in the last 20 years, according to research by a BYU sociologist.
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Critics of a new law in Idaho say it will be hard to register to vote without a driver's license.
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On Wednesday, a Senate committee unanimously approved the idea of celebrating Halloween on the last Friday in October and not on its usual date of October 31.
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A new poll from a Latino rights group found both parties might have blown it, in terms of outreach to their community.
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SciLine, an organization that helps journalists use more science in their reporting, held a media briefing featuring three experts. They discussed the data behind voter turnout trends in U.S. elections.
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A bill designed to remove Utah’s primary method of voting by mail and replace it with in-person voting failed to pass a House committee.
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Every ten years, following the United States’ release of the Census report, we take to the drawing board and redefine district lines in order to more appropriately represent U.S. citizens in the House of Representatives. On this episode, we discuss what the new maps mean for Utah.
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A coalition of Arizona voting-rights groups has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block new voter-suppression laws enacted by the state Legislature.The…