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Preliminary election results across Utah indicate Amendment A will pass

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Preliminary election results across Utah indicate Amendment A will pass
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Utah voters appear poised to pass a proposed constitutional amendment that would eliminate the requirement for future constitutional amendments to be published in newspapers in each county for two months before the election. Votes for Amendment A currently edge votes against Amendment A, 60% to 40%, according to preliminary Utah election results updated just before 9:30 p.m.

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