Poll finds wide opposition to Amendment D, but Utah voters could have been tricked by ballot language

Survey results show the Utah Supreme Court was “justified to void it,” says BYU researcher, adding that “word choice does matter.”

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Senate President Stuart Adams, R-Layton, leads the Senate on the last night of the Legislature's general session in March 2024. A new BYU poll shows Utah voters overwhelmingly oppose giving the Legislature the power to repeal or rewrite grassroots ballot initiatives.

Poll finds wide opposition to Amendment D, but Utah voters could have been tricked by ballot language

Survey results show the Utah Supreme Court was “justified to void it,” says BYU researcher, adding that “word choice does matter.”

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