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Park City High School student makes voter information accessible to Spanish speakers

By Park Record · October 17, 2026 · 1 min read
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Census Bureau. But few resources in Spanish are available to those residents, especially when it comes to voting information, said Alix Finkel, a senior at Park City High School. So, when Finkel joined the Utah Attorney General’s Student Advisory Council and was tasked with creating a legacy project, she set out to change that.

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