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Utah Amendment B to set 60% bar for ballot initiatives that increase taxes on track to fail

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Tuesday night. About 63% voted to reject it. Amendment A was on track to pass, with nearly 60% voting in favor. What’s up with amendments A & B? Under Amendment B’s increased approval threshold, Utahns’ 2018 ballot initiatives expanding Medicaid and legalizing medicinal cannabis would have failed.

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