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Utah voters reject Amendment B's higher threshold for tax initiatives

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Utah voters rejected Amendment B, which would have required 60% approval for certain citizen-led tax initiatives to pass. Opponents argued the higher threshold would make it harder for Utahns to use the initiative process and would hold voters to a stricter standard than lawmakers.

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