Constitutional Amendment on Publication Requirements
Plain-English Summary
This amendment proposes to change Utah's constitutional requirements for publishing proposed constitutional amendments. It would remove the current mandate for publication in at least one newspaper in every county for two months. Instead, the legislature would determine the specifics of where and how the information is published, requiring publication for 60 days leading up to the general election.
What each outcome does
If yes passes, the Utah State Legislature will gain the authority to determine the specific methods and locations for publishing proposed constitutional amendments, replacing the current county-by-county newspaper requirement. Publication would be required for 60 days before the general election.
If no passes, the current constitutional requirement for publishing proposed amendments will remain in effect, mandating publication for two months in at least one newspaper in every county in the state.
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