Residents voted to rein in a mayor who they say has a penchant for secrecy and is overly deferential to developers.

Utah’s latest elections audits found that some 1,400 Utahns who were “likely deceased” remained on the state’s voter rolls after their deaths.

The Utah Lt. Governor's Office acknowledged it gave "contradictory information" to Senate President Stuart Adams over how he reported political expenditures whe

At the beginning of his final Utah press conference Friday, outgoing Sen. Mitt Romney held up a “Romney” pin from his father’s run for governor in Michigan. Romney said he had pockets full of pins and he’d sell them for $1 a piece to his father’s supporters.

Mike Schultz and Maura Carabello make good on their Presidential Election bet with a MAGA hat and bedazzled jewels. Since Donald Trump won, Carabello had to wear the hat for the day, while Schultz refused to offer clemency during her meetings at the Utah State Capitol.

After a legislative audit released earlier this week flagged two ballots that were cast in 2023 by voters with names categorized as “deceased,” leaders of the county that auditors say those ballots came from say they’re taking the issue seriously.

The complaint says Adams violated Utah Code 20A-11-101.5, which requires reporting entities to reveal the person or entity to whom the payment is made and not report it under a "transactional intermediary" such as a financial institution, credit card company or money transfer service.

Nonprofit Alliance for a Better Utah filed a complaint against Senate President Stuart Adams alleging his campaign improperly filed campaign expenditures, failing to show who was receiving the money.

Another audit on Utah’s election system has been released — and this one, written by legislative auditors ahead of the 2025 legislative session set to begin next month, uncovered some issues. Those issues included,

The outcome of the lawsuit marks an unusual victory for President-elect Donald J. Trump in his ongoing legal campaign against national news organizations.

A legislative audit found over 1,400 voters who are believed to be deceased and recommended that election officials do more to remove deceased and duplicate voters from the rolls.