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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2025 · 25 MIN

Clerks oppose election changes, Utahns getting tax cuts

from Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts

This week on Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts, panelists Sarah Reale, a member of the state board of education, and Chris Bleak, a political consultant, weigh in on the big rocks still to lift with five days left in the 2025 general legislative session. Utahns can expect some form of a tax cut, but the numbers are still being crunched on just how much. Lawmakers and the judiciary are at odds over a series of bills that aim to tweak the judiciary. And budgets will get decided this week, how much money is there to go around? Plus, Davis County Clerk Brian McKenzie and Salt Lake County Clerk Lannie Chapman explain why they oppose the big elections bill that requires providing ID to vote.

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