A Utah judge on Wednesday voided a proposed constitutional amendment that would have asked voters to redirect state income tax dollars to other areas besides education. Why it matters: Amendment A will still appear on the November ballot,

A judge in Utah’s Third District Court voided Amendment A from consideration in the upcoming Nov. 5 General Election. Much like the similar ruling over Amendment D, ballots before Utah voters will still include Amendment A but votes cast for or against the change to the Utah State Constitution will

As sign theft spikes in the lead up to the election, one red state resident is getting creative in his approach to deterring thieves.

Utah Republicans spent their weekend in Nevada “sharing a message of limited government and economic opportunity," the Utah GOP website said.

With less than a month until Election Day, the fight over crucial Latter-day Saint votes in Arizona and Nevada is heating up. Donald Trump Jr., the oldest child of the former president, spent the weekend in Utah,

Utah’s Republican lieutenant governor has strong words for candidates and their supporters who don’t accept election results. An attack on elections and the people who run them, Deidre Henderson said,

Utahns will vote in the elections for U.S. president and vice president, U.S. Senate, U.S. House District (one of 4 districts depending on where you live), Utah governor and lieutenant governor, Utah attorney general, state auditor and state treasurer.

Past popes have given U.S. presidential candidates a wide berth — even when, in the case of President Joe Biden, that individual is Catholic. Meanwhile, Catholic theology ranks abortion above the abuse of migrants in terms of sinfulness, said Steven Millies, professor of public theology at Catholic Theological Union.

Brian King's gubernatorial campaign says his race against Gov. Spencer Cox is tightening, citing internal polling. Cox's campaign dismissed the results and said the governor still leads by a comfortable margin.

Utah's Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson plans to speak at the University of Utah's Hinckley Institute of Politics Thursday at 10 a.m. regarding election security and election-worker safety ahead of the general election.

The Summit County Attorney's Office has filed a felony charge against four Park City residents, accusing them of casting both GOP and Democratic ballots during June's primary election.

Threats against election officials have become so common they are “almost unremarkable,” Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson said. She is asking for Utahns' help in protecting the institutions that run elections — and their right to vote.