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Utah will stop automatically mailing ballots in 2029. Here’s how to make sure you receive one.

By Salt Lake Tribune · September 1, 2026 · 1 min read
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About 95% of Utah voters rely on the ballot automatically sent to them to vote. But if they don't opt in by 2029, those mail-in ballots will stop coming. Here’s how to make sure you receive one.

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