Utah GOP Launches Efforts to Overturn Voter-Approved Prop 4
The Utah Republican Party has launched efforts to undo a voter-approved initiative and a recently approved set of congressional maps.
Utah GOP Chair Rob Axson filed a citizen initiative to repeal Proposition 4, which created an independent redistricting commission, and a referendum to overturn the new congressional map.
Utah voters “did not understand what they were signing up for”
when approving Proposition 4, which passed with 50.34% of the vote. The measure established a seven-member independent commission to draw and recommend congressional and legislative maps.
- Proposition 4 passed with 50.34% of the vote
- 512,000 votes in favor and 505,000 against
Author's summary: Utah GOP challenges voter-approved Prop 4.
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