The 2020 State Legislative Session runs for 45 consecutive days between January 27 and March 12, 2020. During this time, state legislators will consider and vote on over 1,300 bills and balance our state’s budget. Action Utah will continually update this list of our top bills within our legislative priorities. Find out more about our State Legislature, how to find out who represents you and how our political system works in our Resources section. Download our State Legislative Session Advocacy Guide here.
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HEALTHCARE
Legislative Goal: Expanding access and reducing costs
| Bill No. | Bill Name/Description | Bill Sponsor(s) | Lobbying Kit | AU Position | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 13 | Children's Hearing Aid Program | Rep. Stewart Barlow (R-Fruit Heights) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Extends the repeal date of the current program to July 1, 2025. | Sen. Jani Iwamoto (D-Salt Lake City) | ||||
| HB 38 | Substance Use and Healthcare Amendments | Rep. Brad Daw (R-Orem) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Puts inmates on Medicaid 30 days prior to release if they have a behavioral health issue. | Sen. Allen Christensen (R-Ogden) | ||||
| HB 58 | E-Cigarette Use by Minors | Rep. Susan Pulsipher (R-S. Jordan) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Addresses student use of alcohol, tobacco, electronic cigarette products, other substances through education and prevention programs and discipline policies. | Sen. Lincoln Filmore (R- South Jordan) | ||||
| HB 118 | Retail Tobacco Specialty Business Amendments | Rep. Jen Dailey-Provost (D-Salt Lake) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Redefines a retail tobacco specialty business to include any retailer that sells a tobacco product. | Sen. Evan Vickers (R-Cedar City) | ||||
| HB 195 | Identifying Wasteful Healthcare Spending | Rep. Suzanne Harrison (D- Draper) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Requires the Department of Health to identify and analyze wasteful spending practices in healthcare and make recommendations. | Sen. Evan Vickers (R-Cedar City) | ||||
| HB 207 | Insulin Access Amendments | Rep. Norman Thurston (R- Provo) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Attempts to decrease insulin prices by creating an incentive for health insurance companies to reduce copays. | Sen. Deidre Henderson (R- Salt Lake City) | ||||
| HB 210 | Insurance Coverage for Children Amendments | Rep. Ray Ward (R-Bountiful) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Ensures 12 Months continuous eligibility for children on Medicaid. | |||||
| HB 272 | Pharmacy Benefit Amendments | Rep. Paul Ray (R-Clearfield) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Defines rules and regulations of pharmacy benefit managers in order to protect customers and pharmacists. | |||||
| HB 363 | PEHP Amendments | Rep. Suzanne Harrison (D-Draper) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Allows PEHP to enter into agreement with other state health plans to negotiate better rates on prescription drug prices. | Sen. Curtis Bramble (R-Provo) | ||||
| HB 442 | Children's Hearing Aid Program Modifications | Rep. Norman Thurston (R- Provo) | OPPOSE | FAILED | |
| Requires assistance to be given on a sliding scale based on the income of the child's family and requires some assistance to be given as a loan. | |||||
| HCR 7 | Encouraging Congressional Action on Medicare Drug Prices | Rep. Suzanne Harrison (D-Draper) | PASSED | ||
| Encourages Congress to provide policy tools to negotiate significant reductions in Medicare drug prices. | Sen. Evan Vickers (R-Cedar City) | ||||
| HJR 24 | Extending the State Emergency Due to Infectious Disease Covid-19 Novel Coronavirus | Rep. Paul Ray (R-Clearfield) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Extends the state of emergency declared by Gov. Herbert on March 6, 2020 to June 30, 2020, per the governor's request, to protect health and safety due to infections disease. | |||||
| SB 37 | Electronic Cigarette and Other Nicotine Product Amendments | Sen. Allen Christensen (R-Ogden) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Changes permitting requirements, excise taxes and penalties for e-cigs and other nicotine products. | Rep. Paul Ray (R-Clearfield) | ||||
| SB 40 | Youth E-Cigarette, Marijuana and Other Drug Prevention Program | Sen. Allen Christensen (R-Ogden) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Establishes a drug prevention program at the DOH and a committee to advise it. | Rep. Paul Ray (R-Clearfield) |
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AIR QUALITY & ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP
Legislative Goal: Promoting stewardship of our air, climate, water and land.
| Bill No. | Bill Name/Description | Bill Sponsor(s) | Lobbying Kit | AU Position | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 59 | Tax Credit for Alternative Fuel Heavy Duty Vehicles | Rep. Andrew Stoddard (D-Salt Lake) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Extends an existing tax credit for alternative fuel heavy duty vehicles through 2029. | Sen. Lincoln Filmore (R-S. Jordan) | ||||
| HB 88 | School and Child Care Water Testing Requirements | Rep. Steve Handy (R-Layton) | SUPPORT | Failed in the House | |
| Requires testing drinking water for lead at schools and child care centers. | |||||
| HB 176 | Vehicle Emissions Reduction Program | Rep. Jeff Stenquist (R-Draper) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Reduces emissions by retiring and replacing the dirtiest, failing cars on the road. | |||||
| HB 194 | Clean and Renewable Energy Requirement Amendments | Rep. Ray Ward (R-Bountiful) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Sets state targets for energy derived from renewable sources. | Sen. Curtis Bramble (R-Provo) | ||||
| HB 235 | Voluntary Home Energy Information Pilot Program | Rep. Patrice Arent (D-Millcreek) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Creates a pilot program to inform potential homebuyers and sellers about energy efficiency, cost savings and air quality impacts of single-family homes. | Sen. Curtis Bramble (R-Provo) | ||||
| HB 259 | Electric Vehicle Charging Network | Rep. Robert Spendlove (R-Sandy) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Creates a state-wide electric vehicle charging network plan to build out charging stations every 50 miles along certain highways by Dec. 2025. | |||||
| HB 317 | Nonroad Engine Study | Rep. Steve Handy (R-Layton) | SUPPORT | Failed in House | |
| Directs the DAQ to study non-road vehicles’ emissions impact on pollution.This bill excludes agricultural equipment. | |||||
| HB 396 | Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Amendments | Rep. V. Lowry Snow (R-St. George) | SUPPORT | Favorable Recommendation by Senate Transportation, Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology Committee | |
| Authorizes the Public Service Commission to allow a large-scale electric utility to recover the utility's investment in electric vehicle charging infrastructure. | |||||
| HCR 11 | Supporting the Utah Roadmap for Positive Solutions and Leadership on Climate and Air Quality | Rep. Joel Briscoe (D-Salt Lake City) | SUPPORT | House Rules Committee | |
| Commits Utah to leadership and innovation reducing emissions using the Utah Roadmap as a guiding principle. | |||||
| SB 51 | Secondary Water Amendments | Sen. Jake Anderegg (R-Lehi) | SUPPORT | Passed House and Senate | |
| Requires metering of pressurized secondary water. | Rep. Carl Albrecht (R-Salt Lake) | ||||
| SB 77 | Electric Energy Related Tax Credit | Sen. Derek Kitchen (D-Salt Lake) | SUPPORT | Returned to House Rules Committee | |
| Creates an income tax credit for the purchase of an electric energy storage asset and certain commercial class 8 alternative fuel vehicles. | Rep. Val Peterson (R-Orem) | ||||
| SB 78 | Energy Storage Innovation, Research, and Grant Program Act | Sen. Lincoln Fillmore (R-Salt Lake) | SUPPORT | Circled in House | |
| Creates a grant program to advance energy storage technology and use | Rep. Tim Hawkes (R-Centerville) | ||||
| SCR 12 | Concurrent Resolution Concerning Climate Action | Sen. Kirk Cullimore (R-Sandy) | SUPPORT | Sent to Senate Business and Labor Committee | |
| Supports federal action to address climate change | |||||
| Appropriation | AIr Quality Funding | SUPPORT | |||
| $100M was recommended by Gov. Herbert toward air quality measures, particularly transit and electric vehicle infrastructure. | |||||
| Energy Production Financing Amendments | Sen. Jake Anderegg (R-Lehi) | SUPPORT | In progress | ||
| Allows Rocky Mountain Power to recover costs if they choose to retire the coal plants early. | |||||
| Transit Oriented Development Amendments | Sen. Jake Anderegg (R-Lehi) | WATCH | In progress |
EDUCATION
Legislative Goal: Supporting schools and teachers to ensure a prosperous future for our state
| Bill No. | Bill Name | Bill Sponsor(s) | Lobbying Kit | AU Position | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 16 | School Meals Program Amendments | Rep. Dan Johnson (R-Logan) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Funds “meals” from DABC sales rather than “lunch”, helping smaller participation programs. | Sen. Lyle Hillyard (R- Logan) | ||||
| HB 77 | Education Funding Amendments | Rep. Norm Thurston (R-Provo) | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Caps property tax increases at 4%, and possibly WPU as well. | Sen. Deidre Henderson (R- Salt Lake City) | ||||
| HB 114 | Early Learning Training and Assesment Amendments | Rep. Steve Waldrip (R-Eden) | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Requires USBE to approve an optional K and required 1-3 benchmark math assessment. | Sen. Ann Millner (R-Ogden) | ||||
| HB 141 | Educator Salary Incentive Program Amendments | Rep. Val Potter (R-N. Logan) | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Changes the route to licensure and employment for social workers in schools. | Rep. Lyle Hillyard (R- Logan) | ||||
| HB 145 | School Busing Amendments | Rep. Jeffrey Stenquist (R-Draper) | WATCH | FAILED | |
| Amends law to make the acceptable distance for bussing qualify as a “safe route”. | |||||
| HB 160 | Refugee Continuing Education Program | Rep. Carol Spackman Moss (D-Holladay) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Appropriates $500,000 towards the creation of an education program for adult refugee students (ages 18 to 23) who are no longer eligible for traditional high school to obtain a high school diploma or its equivalent. | Sen. Kathleen Riebe (D-Salt Lake) | ||||
| HB 175 | Education Accountability Amendments | Rep. Marie Poulson (D-Salt Lake) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Removes the single letter grade for school evaluations derived from student RISE testing scores. | Sen. Lincoln Fillmore (R- South Jordan) | ||||
| HB 222 | Start Smart Utah Breakfast Program | Rep. Dan Johnson (R-Logan) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Creates the Start Smart Utah Program to expand access to school breakfast in Utah public schools. | Sen. Lyle Hillyard (R- Logan) | ||||
| HB 334 | Civics Education Amendments | Rep. Dan Johnson (R-Logan) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Creates a civics engagement pilot program to assess the benefits of, and methods for, implementing a requirement to complete a civics engagement project as a condition for receiving a high school diploma. | Sen. Lyle Hillyard (R- Logan) | ||||
| HB 357 | Public Education Funding Stabilization | Rep. Robert Spendlove (R-Salt Lake City) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Changes the funding structure and requirements for education, including the creation of a rainy day fund for education spending. | Sen. Ann Millner (R- Ogden) | ||||
| HCR 3 | Encouraging Consideration of a Late Start Time for High School | Rep. Suzanne Harrison (D-Draper) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Non-binding resolution encouraging districts to use late start times for high schools. | Sen. Ann Millner (R- Ogden) | ||||
| HJR 5 | Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution - Education Amendments | Rep. Ray Ward (R-Bountiful) | WATCH | FAILED | |
| Triggers a public vote to remove the constitutional earmark for public education from income tax. | |||||
| SB 21 | Education Amendments | Sen. Kathleen Riebe (D-Salt Lake) | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Amends requirements on the Utah State Board of Education programs and administers. | Rep. Andrew Stoddard (D- Sandy) | ||||
| SB 100 | State Institutional Trust Lands Administration Amendments | Sen. Ralph Okerlund (R- Monroe | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Allows the board to have closed meetings under certain circumstances. | Rep. Carl Albrecht (R- Salt Lake City) | ||||
| SB 119 | School Accountability Amendments | Sen. Diedre Henderson (R-Spanish Fork) | SUPPORT | House to Senate | |
| Provides that for the 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 school years, the State Board of Education is not required to assign to each school an overall rating using an A through F letter grading scale. | Rep. Lee Perry (R-Perry) | ||||
| SB 136 | Healthy Lifestyles Revisions | Sen. Kathleen Riebe (D-Cottonwood Heights) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Repeals a provision prohibiting encouragement of the use of contraceptives, and requires schools to report amount of students consented to participate in sex education instruction. | |||||
| SJR 9 | Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution - Use of Tax Revenue | Sen. Daniel McCay (R-Riverton) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Triggers a public vote to remove the constitutional earmark for public education from income tax. | Rep. Mike Schultz (R-Hooper) |
SUICIDE PREVENTION
Legislative Goal: Reducing our high suicide rate through evidence-based solutions
| Bill No. | Bill Name/Description | Bill Sponsor(s) | Lobbying Kit | AU Position | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 32 | Crisis Services Amendments | Rep. Steve Eliason (R-Sandy) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Creates a behavioral health receiving center pilot program and strengthens a statewide warm line. | Sen. Dan Thatcher (R-West Valley City) | ||||
| HB 35 | Mental Health Treatment Access Amendments | Rep. Steve Eliason (R-Sandy) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Requires study of long-term need for adult beds at the Utah State Hospital and standards for ACOTTs. | Sen. Todd Weiler (R- Woods Cross) | ||||
| HB 229 | Extreme Risk Protective Orders | Rep. Steve Handy R-Layton) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Allows temporary removal of firearms from a person who poses a threat to self or others | |||||
| HB 246 | Mental Health Workforce Amendments | Rep. Susan Duckworth (D-District 22) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Requires the University of Utah Health Sciences to select two additional psychiatry residents in the 2021-22 academic year. | Sen. Ralph Okerulnd (R-Monroe) | ||||
| HB 323 | School Mental Health Amendments | Rep. Steve Eliason (R- Sandy) | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Requires a mental health screening tool to be administered to public school students annually. | Sen . Ann Millner (R- Ogden) | ||||
| HB 342 | Mental Health Insurance Requirements | Rep. Brian King (D-Salt Lake) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Requires health insurance companies to cover behavioral health with the same standards that they cover physical health | |||||
| HB 479 | Mental Health Wellbeing in Schools Pilot Program | Rep. Christine Watkins (R-Price) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Creates a one-year pilot program to provide training and education on mental health in selected local education agencies. | |||||
| SB 89 | Mental Health Services Amendments | Sen. Daniel Thatcher (R- West Valley City) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Establishes the Mental Health Services Donation Fund which will allocate funds to entities that provides mental health and substance use treatment. | Rep. Patrice Arent (D- Millcreek) |
STRENGTHENING FAMILIES
Legislative Goal: Building family economic prosperity
| Bill No. | Bill Name/Description | Bill Sponsor(s) | Lobbying Kit | AU Position | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 69 | Sick Leave Amendments | Rep. Patrice Arent (D-Millcreek) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Allows employees already receiving sick leave to use it to care for a sick family member. | |||||
| HB 89 | Workforce Development Incentive Amendments | Rep. Suzanne Harrison (D-Draper) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Requires GOED to consider the working family benefits provided by a business when offering incentives. | Rep. Jacob Anderegg (R- Lehi) | ||||
| HB 131 | Rent Control Jurisdiction Amendments | Rep. Jennifer Dailey-Provost (D-Salt Lake) | WATCH | FAILED | |
| Repeals the prohibition on municipalities from creating rent controls on private properties. | |||||
| HB 153 | Parental Leave Amendments | Rep. Elizabeth Weight (D-Salt Lake) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Requires certain executive branch employers to offer parental leave. | Sen .Todd Weiler (R- Woods Cross) | ||||
| HB 187 | Employer Tax Credit for Child Care | Rep. Suzanne Harrison (D-Draper) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Creates a state income tax credit for any employer providing or subsidizing childcare for its employees. | Rep. Jacob Anderegg (R- Lehi) | ||||
| HB 211 | Renter Expenses Disclosure Requirements | Rep. Marsha Judkins (R-Provo) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Requires transparency through disclosure of all expenses charged to a renter by an owner. | Sen. Todd Weiler (R- Woods Cross) | ||||
| HB 267 | Prohibited Persons Amendments | Rep. Andrew Stoddard (D-Sandy) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Provides a process for surrendering a firearm after an individual becomes a restricted person. | Sen. Todd Weiler (R- Woods Cross) | ||||
| HB 319 | Consumer Lending Amendments | Rep. Brad Daw (R- Orem) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Amends registration, reporting and operations requirements of certain lenders to protect consumers from predatory lending practices | Sen. Curtis Bramble (R-Provo) | ||||
| HB 394 | Homeless and Transitional Housing Program Amendments | Rep. Kim Coleman (R-W. Jordan) | AMEND | FAILED | |
| Creates a state homeless services director and modifies the use and oversight of certain homeless services accounts. | |||||
| HB 440 | Homeless Services Funding Amendments | Rep. Steve Eliason (R-Sandy) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Appropriates funding to close the gap in the operation expenses for the new resource centers and permits the use of other existing funds to help pay down the construction debt. | |||||
| HJR 7 | Ratifying an Amendment to the U.S. Constitution | Rep. Karen Kwan (D-Murray) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Ratifies the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. | |||||
| SB 39 | Affordable Housing Amendments | Sen. Jake Anderegg (R-Lehi) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Authorizes rental assistance for homeless families and provides funding for the Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund. | Rep. Val Potter (R- North Logan) | ||||
| Community Reinvestment for Child Care Amendments | Rep. Susan Pulsipher (R-S. Jordan) | SUPPORT | In Progress |
GOOD GOVERNMENT
Legislative Goal: Protecting the voters voice and strengthening our democracy
| Bill No. | Bill Name/Description | Bill Sponsor(s) | Lobbying Kit | AU Position | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 20 | Public Service Commission Public Hearing Amendments | Rep. Kay Christofferson (R-Lehi) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Extends the deadline for the PSC to act on an application for review or rehearing from 20 to 30 days. | Sen. David Hinkins (R- Orangeville) | ||||
| HB 36 | Election Amendments | Rep. Suzanne Harrison (D-Draper) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Makes technical changes to reflect current practice and terminology. | Sen. Todd Weiler (R- Woods Cross) | ||||
| HB 70 | Repeal of Single-Mark Straight Ticket Voting | Rep. Patrice Arent (D-Millcreek) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Removes straight ticket party voting and requires voting for the candidates on a ballot individually | Sen. Curtis Bramble (R- Provo) | ||||
| HB 71 | Prohibition on Straight Ticket Voting | Rep. Craig Hall (R-West Valley City) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Removes straight ticket party voting and requires voting for the candidates on a ballot individually | |||||
| HB 109 | Universal Background Checks | Rep. Brian King (D-Salt Lake City) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Requires a background check for all firearm sales. | |||||
| HB 112 | Initiative Protection Act | Rep. Angela Romero (D- Salt Lake City) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Mandates if the Legislature repeals or materially amends an initiative, the repeal or amendment does not take effect unless and until approved by the voters. | |||||
| HB 298 | Victim Guidlines For Prosecutors | Rep. Andrew Stoddard (D-Sandy) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Creates uniform guidelines for prosecutors and other entities regarding proper protocol related to immigration status forms of a crime victim when receiving the assistance of the crime victim. | Sen.Todd Weiler (R-Woods Cross) | ||||
| HJR 3 | Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution- Water Resources of Municipalities | Rep. Keven Stratton (R-Orem) | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Amends the Utah Constitution to modify a provision relating to municipal water rights and sources of water supply. | Sen. Ralph Okerlund (R- Monroe) | ||||
| HJR 12 | Joint Resolution Celebrating Women's Suffrage | Rep. Melissa Ballard (R-North Salt Lake) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Celebrates the history of women's suffrage in Utah and encourages Utah women to continue to participate in civic life. | Sen. Deidre Henderson (R-Salt Lake City) | ||||
| HJR 13 | Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution- State Board of Education | Rep. Melissa Ballard (R-N. Salt Lake) | WATCH | FAILED | |
| Amends the Utah Constitution to provide that State Board of Education members be elected or appointed as provided by statute. | |||||
| SB 28 | Ballot and Voter Information Amendments | Sen. Daniel Thatcher (R-West Valley City) | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Rep. Marc Roberts (R- Salt Lake City) | |||||
| SB 42 | Ballot Security Amendments | Sen. Jani Iwamoto (D-Highland) | SUPPORT | FAILED | |
| Requires county clerks to provide a means of covering the voter’s signature on the ballot return envelope so that it is not visible during mailing. | Rep. Steve Eliaon (R- Sandy) | ||||
| SB 83 | Voter Registration Information Amendments | Rep. Jacob Anderegg (R-Lehi) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Amends existing provisions to further protect voter registration information. | |||||
| SB 173 | Disrupting Legislative or Official Meetings | Sen. Don Ipson (R- St. George) | AMEND/OPPOSE | PASSED | |
| Amends criminal provisions relating to disturbing the Legislature or an official meeting. | Rep. Lee Perry (R-Perry) | ||||
| SB 200 | Redistricting Amendments | Sen. Curtis Bramble (R-Provo) | SUPPORT | PASSED | |
| Compromise bill to amend Prop 4 (Better Boundaries) by modifying the function, action, staffing, funding and membership of the Utah Independent Redistricting Commission. | Rep. Carol Spackman Moss (D-Holladay) | ||||
| SJR 3 | Proposal to Amend the Utah Constitution - Annual General Sessions of the Legislature | Sen. Ann Milner (R-Ogden) | WATCH | PASSED | |
| Proposes to move the beginning date of annual general sessions of the Legislature to a day in January designated by statute | Rep. Michael Mikelle (R-Spanish Fork) | ||||
| SJR 4 | Proposal To Amend Utah Constitution - Filling Judicial Vacancies | Sen. Karen Mayne (D-West Valley City) | WATCH | FAILED | |
| Proposes to increase the amount of time which the governor is required to fill a judicial vacancy from 30 to 45 days. | |||||
| SJR 8 | Proposal to Amend the Utah Constitution - Judicial Selection Amendments | Sen. Daniel McCay (R-Riverton) | OPPOSE | FAILED | |
| Replaces Judicial Appointment with Judicial Elections. | |||||
| Proposal to Amend the Utah Constitution - Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemption | Sen. Daniel Hemmert (R-Orem) | WATCH | Abandoned |