Author: PROP4_Admin

Elizabeth Rasmussen talks about this week’s evidentiary hearing for Utah’s redistricting case.

On Monday, the Utah Legislative Redistricting Committee reduced the number of maps on the table to one, recommending Map C as the state’s new congressional map.

The new map was the least favorable for Democrats of the six that the Legislature considered, but will still need to be approved by a judge.

In special session, Republican-controlled Utah Legislature votes to approve map C to send to judge for consideration in state’s court-ordered redistricting process

Utah lawmakers unveiled five proposed maps that could be used to redraw the state’s congressional district boundaries for next year’s midterm elections, kicking off a two-week process for lawmakers and the public to weigh in before a final version is adopted Oct. 6.

As president of Better Boundaries Board of Directors, I am pleased to introduce Elizabeth Rasmussen, our new Executive Director.

SALT LAKE CITY – Better Boundaries issued the following statement in response to the lawsuit to remove Amendment D from Utah Ballot.

SALT LAKE CITY — Hundreds rallied on Utah’s Capitol Hill, urging voters to reject a proposed constitutional amendment on citizen ballot initiatives.