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Utah Constitutional Amendments

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This page collects the 8 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Utah Constitutional Amendments”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Resolutions, Legislative Operations, and Government Operations.

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State BillUTAHMar 6, 2026Utah Legislature proposes constitutional amendment to establish an elected Secretary of StateThis joint resolution proposes amending the Utah Constitution to create the constitutional office of the Secretary of State, with the first election scheduled for November 2028 and a contingent effectState BillUTAHMar 6, 2026Utah Bill Establishes New Start Dates for Annual Budget and General Legislative SessionsState BillUTAHMar 6, 2026Utah Legislature proposes eight-year term limits for state legislators and constitutional officersState BillUTAHMar 6, 2026Utah Legislature proposes constitutional amendment to alter judicial appointment and nominating processState BillUTAHMar 6, 2026Utah Resolution Proposes Replacing Annual Legislative Session with One Budget and Two General SessionsState BillUTAHMar 6, 2026Utah Legislature proposes constitutional amendment allowing special voter retention elections for judgesState BillUTAHMar 6, 2026Utah Joint Resolution Proposes Constitutional Amendment Requiring Voter Approval for Tax Increases and Spending CapsState BillUTAHMar 3, 2026Utah directs removal of brackets around section titles in the state constitution

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  1. 01Utah Legislatureorganization6 mentions
  2. 02Senateorganization3 mentions
  3. 03Governorother2 mentions
  4. 04Karianne Lisonbeeperson1 mentions
  5. 05Tiara Auxierperson1 mentions
  6. 06Utah Supreme Courtorganization1 mentions
  7. 07Office of Legislative Research and General Counselorganization1 mentions
  8. 08Walt Brooksperson1 mentions
  9. 09Governorperson1 mentions
  10. 10WestLaworganization1 mentions

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  • Topic to billsUtah Legislature proposes constitutional amendment to establish an elected Secretary of State, Utah Bill Establishes New Start Dates for Annual Budget and General Legislative Sessions, Utah Legislature proposes eight-year term limits for state legislators and constitutional officers (+5 more)
  • Topic to peopleKarianne Lisonbee, Tiara Auxier, Walt Brooks (+1 more)
  • Topic to orgsUtah Legislature, Senate, Utah Supreme Court (+2 more)
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  1. Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah Legislature proposes constitutional amendment to establish an elected Secretary of State
  2. Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah Bill Establishes New Start Dates for Annual Budget and General Legislative Sessions
  3. Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah Legislature proposes eight-year term limits for state legislators and constitutional officers
  4. Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah Legislature proposes constitutional amendment to alter judicial appointment and nominating process
  5. Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah Resolution Proposes Replacing Annual Legislative Session with One Budget and Two General Sessions
  6. Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah Legislature proposes constitutional amendment allowing special voter retention elections for judges
  7. Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah Joint Resolution Proposes Constitutional Amendment Requiring Voter Approval for Tax Increases and Spending Caps
  8. Mar 3, 2026State BillUtah directs removal of brackets around section titles in the state constitution