Summary
Utah is considering changing how future constitutional amendments are published to the public. If you care about staying informed on ballot measures and how they reach voters, you'll want to keep tabs on this shift.
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Impact analysis
It could save taxpayer money on printing costs, depending on how the state decides to publish these notices moving forward.
State officials and local governments might save time and money on administrative publishing tasks.
Voters who rely on traditional print publications might find it a bit harder to track down amendment details.
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