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Voter Pamphlet Provides Arguments For And Against Proposition #9 | Basin Now

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Uintah County has distributed the ‘Official Voter Information Pamphlet’ for the proposed change in form of county government. ” The voter pamphlet aims to educate voters on this Proposition as they prepare to vote. In addition to a copy of the Proposed Optional Plan, the pamphlet includes an ‘Impartial Summary’ by Deputy Uintah County Civil Attorney Loren W.

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