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Changes to Utah Democratic Party’s anti-harassment policy aim to plug ‘loopholes’ exposed when a former candidate was accused of sexual misconduct

(Tribune file photo) Democratic Party Chairman candidate Rob Miller walks out of a town hall at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City Wednesday June 7, 2017. after a meeting for the candidates after audience members protested him following multiple allegations of sexual harassment. The Utah Democratic Party recently adopted changes to its anti-harassment policy that look to address some of the “loopholes” that made it unclear whether the party could investigate Miller.

(Tribune file photo) Democratic Party Chairman candidate Rob Miller walks out of a town hall at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City Wednesday June 7, 2017. after a meeting for the candidates after audience members protested him following multiple allegations of sexual harassment. The Utah Democratic Party recently adopted changes to its anti-harassment policy that look to address some of the “loopholes” that made it unclear whether the party could investigate Miller.