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Thousands Of Utah Voters Receive Federal-Only Ballots

By Mid-Utah Radio · October 20, 2026 · 1 min read
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(Salt Lake City, UT) — More than four-thousand Utah voters are receiving federal-only ballots while election officials seek citizenship documentation. Officials notified six-thousand-191 voters that proof was needed, and one-thousand-827 responded.

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