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Utah Legislature Undermines Proposition 4 with New Maps and Tests

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 6, 2025 Utah Legislature Undermines Proposition 4 with New Maps and Tests Salt Lake City, UT – Today, the Republican supermajority of the Utah Legislature adopted a new congressional map, S.B. 1012, and codified tests used to judge that map by lawmakers and the courts, S.B. 1011. Taylor Knuth, Executive Director for

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Better Utah Institute Releases Redistricting Map Analysis During the Public Comment Period

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 29, 2025 Better Utah Institute Releases Redistricting Map Analysis During the Public Comment Period (SALT LAKE CITY, UT) — As Utah is in a pivotal phase in the court-ordered redistricting process, Better Utah Institute has released an in-depth analysis of the congressional map proposals currently under consideration by the Utah Legislature. This

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This is (Not) A Pride Flag: Alliance for a Better Utah Launches Pride Merch Line in Response to Statewide LGBTQ+ Flag Ban

(SALT LAKE CITY, UT) — Alliance for a Better Utah today announced the launch of a new merchandise collection titled “This Is (Not) A Pride Flag,” inspired by Salt Lake City’s newly adopted municipal flags. The collection is a creative, community-driven response to HB77, a recently passed law that bans the display of Pride flags

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In the final two weeks of the session, four anti-judicial bills are being fast-tracked to protect and expand the Utah Legislature’s power

Salt Lake City, UT – An unprecedented attack against judicial independence is being fast-tracked through the legislature in the final two weeks of the session. HB 512 muddies the water between the branches of government that are meant to be distinct by creating a redundant system within the legislature to evaluate judges and influence public

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Press Release: 78,000 Utahns Left Out On First Day Of Medicaid Enrollment

PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 1, 2019 Salt Lake City, UT – In response to the first day of Medicaid enrollment following implementation of limited Medicaid expansion, Chase Thomas, executive director of Alliance for a Better Utah, issued the following statement: “Thanks to the hard work of advocates, activists, and voters, more low-income Utahns will

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