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Despite GOP lawmakers' rush to change Utah law, more than 8,000 voters have asked to have their signatures removed from petitions supporting a repeal of Utah’s anti-gerrymandering law.

sltrib.comProp 4 repeal effort losing signatures despite GOP lawmakers’ rushed change to Utah lawUtah voters are still removing their names from the Proposition 4 repeal effort after GOP lawmakers rushed to change Utah law.

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The Salt Lake Tribune

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18 Mar

Salt Lake County Clerk Lannie Chapman said 300 forms she has received that were postmarked after the law took effect and are now invalid have been set aside and, if time permits, her office will notify those individuals so they can remove their signature another way.

The Salt Lake Tribune

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18 Mar

“At the end of the day,” Chapman said, “we want to make sure their voices are heard — either through the petition if their name is on it and they want it there or if they’ve had a change of heart and they want to remove their signature.”