Utah’s mail-in ballots are printed by private companies and some have had screw-ups
(Rick Egan | Tribune file photo) In this July 1 file photo, Lannie Chapman, Salt Lake County Chief Deputy Clerk, prepares primary election ballots for counting at the Salt Lake County Government Center. Counties in Utah contract with a variety of printers to handle ballots and while things usually go smoothly there have been several elections with major problems involving by-mail ballots. In those cases, the county generally blames the printer and the printer points the finger at the county.

Utah’s mail-in ballots are printed by private companies and some have had screw-ups

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