Utah HB0167 modifies signature collection procedures for candidates seeking nomination by a registered political party.
Utah HB0167 modifies the process for candidates seeking nomination by a registered political party to gather signatures. It requires candidates to file a notice of intent to gather signatures with the lieutenant governor. The bill mandates that election officials post the names and dates of signatures on the lieutenant governor's website for a specified period. It also allows voters to request the removal of their signatures from nomination petitions under certain conditions.
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