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Of 5K Utah voters needing to prove citizenship under new law, fewer than 2K have responded

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Of about 5,000 Utah voters who state election officials notified earlier this year needed to provide proof of their U.S. citizenship before this year’s November election, only 1,827 have responded and confirmed their citizenship, according to Utah’s lieutenant governor’s office.

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