U.S. Term Limits opens Utah office — figuring state needs it after electing Orrin Hatch for 40 years

Group will lobby Legislature and Utahns to call for constitutional convention for a term-limits amendment.<br>

U.S. Term Limits opened an office in Utah on Monday, in part because the state has elected Sen. Orrin Hatch for 40 years. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak, File)

U.S. Term Limits opens Utah office — figuring state needs it after electing Orrin Hatch for 40 years

Group will lobby Legislature and Utahns to call for constitutional convention for a term-limits amendment.<br>

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