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Utah’s anti-gerrymandering law may go back to voters: Prop 4 repeal effort files 200,000 signatures
The effort to repeal Utah’s voter-approved, anti-gerrymandering law known as Proposition 4 hit a big milestone Sunday night as supporters submitted more than 200,000 signatures to county clerks for verification. But the effort is still far from over. The question of whether the repeal will appear on this year’s November ballot still stands. Even though the group Utahns for Representative Government has filed well over the 140,748 signatures required, clerks still need to verify whether they’re valid. And they have to meet specific thresholds in at least 26 of Utah’s 29 Senate ...
