Even before any votes were cast in the 2024 election, questions about election denialism, overall election security, and the safety of vote-by-mail were in the headlines across the country - even here in Utah. In this episode, our expert panel takes a close look at the safeguards in place to protect election systems. What makes an election secure? And how much confidence do Utahns have in the power of their vote?
Plus, some Utah lawmakers want to change the way elections are overseen in the state. Proposals range from giving a Secretary of State election oversight, to creating an independent election commission. We discuss the options on the table, and evaluate how they would impact ballot access.
Host Jason Perry is joined by Amelia Powers Gardener—a Republican member of the Utah County Commission, Doug Wilks—executive editor of the Deseret News, and Holly Richardson—editor of UtahPolicy.com.
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