Dead people voting. Hacked machines. Rogue clerks. Is there any truth to mail-in ballot myths?

Secure Vote Utah initiative leaders believe in-person voting is safest, but county clerks say otherwise.

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Davis County elections director Brian McKenzie gives a tour of the Davis County ballot processing room in Farmington, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2022.

Dead people voting. Hacked machines. Rogue clerks. Is there any truth to mail-in ballot myths?

Secure Vote Utah initiative leaders believe in-person voting is safest, but county clerks say otherwise.

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