Signature Collection Modifications

Summary

HB 167 changes Utah's nomination rules by mandating that, within five business days of verification, an election official must post each signer’s name and signature date on the lieutenant governor’s website for at least 90 days after the primary. It also requires officials to notify the county or district attorney when a signer claims they did not sign, and clarifies how voters can request removal of their signatures. The changes aim to increase transparency and accountability in the signature‑collection process.

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