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Concerns rise over signature gathering amid criminal investigation

June 22, 2024 | Policicit Moderator Senator John Johnson, Citizen Journalism , 2024 -2025 Utah Citizen Journalism, Elections, Utah



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Concerns rise over signature gathering amid criminal investigation
Concerns have emerged regarding the signature gathering process for candidates in Washington County, particularly in light of a criminal investigation that has restricted access to certain signatures. A concerned citizen had requested to review signatures related to the Don Ibsen race, but the Washington County Attorney's office denied the request, citing the ongoing investigation.

This situation has raised alarms among local political figures, especially since the same signature-gathering company involved in Ibsen's campaign also worked for several other candidates across the state, including Governor Spencer Cox. The overlapping involvement of this company has prompted calls for transparency, as stakeholders seek to ensure the integrity of the signature collection process.

In response to the denial of access, officials have submitted a formal request for the signatures, but they have been informed that viewing will only be permitted at the end of July. This delay has left many questioning the implications for the electoral process and the potential impact on upcoming races. The situation continues to develop as concerned parties await further information.

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