Do Utah lawmakers listen to the people they serve? Most voters say no.

The Legislature’s actions in repealing and replacing three voter initiatives is a factor.

(Leah Hogsten | Tribune file photo) This June 18, 2020, file photo shows the Utah House in session. A recent Utah Foundation report found that voters believe lawmakers listen to constituents less than business, religious and special interests.

Do Utah lawmakers listen to the people they serve? Most voters say no.

The Legislature’s actions in repealing and replacing three voter initiatives is a factor.

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