Utah Supreme Court Upholds Amendment D
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Utah Supreme Court todayDeseret News
•The Utah Supreme Court rules on Amendment D, votes will not be counted
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Amendment D would have changed the Utah Constitution to give the Utah Legislature the ability to amend or repeal citizen initiatives in all cases.
The state’s highest court issued a decision allowing a redistricting lawsuit to move forward in July .
The proposed amendment passed 54-21 , 20 -21 in the House and 20-8 in the Senate , clearing both with more than two-thirds approval.
Utah Supreme Court affirms district court's decision to affirm the district court’s decision.
Amendment D is void and no votes will be counted.
Utah House Democratic Leader Angela Romero says she and Senate Democratic Leader Luz Escamilla will introduce legislation to give the task of writing ballot language back to nonpartisan legal counsel.
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