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Utah Senate adopts sixth substitute for House Bill 3,001, setting new State House boundaries
Summary
The Utah Senate approved the sixth substitute of House Bill 3,001, replacing previous House boundary language and adopting an electronic block assignment file as the legal map; the motion passed 26–1 with two senators absent and the measure will return to the House.
The Utah Senate on the floor approved the sixth substitute of House Bill 3,001, adopting new Utah State House district boundaries and designating the block assignment electronic file as the legal map. The substitute passed on a roll-call vote of 26 yeas, 1 nay and 2 absences and will be returned to the House for further action.
Senator Okerlund, the bill sponsor, told colleagues the substitute "repeals current Utah State House boundaries and establishes new Utah State House boundaries" and that the bill includes the block assignment file in electronic form as the official legal description. He described the changes as largely technical, with "1 small boundary change that did…
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