The Hill – The Utah Supreme Court ruled Thursday the GOP-controlled state Legislature was wrong to essentially bypass an independent redistricting commission created through a voter-approved ballot initiative and establish its own House maps instead.

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Utah Supreme Court ruled that the state Legislature’s power to repeal or amend citizen initiatives is not unlimited after it considered a years-long court case over the state’s redistricting practices.

SALT LAKE CITY – Better Boundaries Executive Director Katie Wright issued the following statement after today’s Utah Supreme Court ruling:

PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY: Plaintiff Reactions to Court Ruling on Gerrymandering

SALT LAKE CITY – Better Boundaries Executive Director Katie Wright issued the following statement on HJR14

Last week, people like you made your voices heard and helped the Let Utah Vote coalition stop HB214 in committee. Thank you! Now we are asking you to use your voice to help us stop legislation attacking citizen-led ballot initiatives. We have seen the Utah Legislature repeatedly attack citizen-led ballot initiatives. They have done this…

92% of Utahns voted by mail in 2022. Join us in protecting mail in voting by signing the Let Utah Vote coalition’s petition! Protect our voting rights! Add you name to the petition here.

Recorded Wednesday, November 15, 2023. Featuring: Katie Wright, Better Boundaries; Sarah Andre, Common Cause; Aseem Mulji, Campaign Legal Center; Heather Balas, Election Reformers Network.

SALT LAKE CITY – Better Boundaries Executive Director Katie Wright issued the following statement after today’s Utah Supreme Court Hearing.