Utahns have one week to submit input on the state’s new voting districts, or wait another 10 years

The Utah Independent Redistricting Commission will deliver their final report to the Legislature on Nov. 1, but lawmakers get the final say.

(Jeff Parrott | The Tribune) Utah Independent Redistricting Commission Commissioner Christine Durham, Chair Rex L. Facer II and Commissioner William A. Thorne Jr. at a public hearing in Layton, Utah on Friday, Oct. 16, 2021.

Utahns have one week to submit input on the state’s new voting districts, or wait another 10 years

The Utah Independent Redistricting Commission will deliver their final report to the Legislature on Nov. 1, but lawmakers get the final say.

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