New lawsuit asks federal court to give Phil Lyman personal data of Utah’s 1.8M registered voters

Lyman, with the help of an outside group, is asking the federal courts to order the lieutenant governor to give him a copy of Utah’s voter rolls.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Phil Lyman announces a lawsuit to gain access to Utah voting records at a news conference at the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City on Friday, June 6, 2025.

New lawsuit asks federal court to give Phil Lyman personal data of Utah’s 1.8M registered voters

Lyman, with the help of an outside group, is asking the federal courts to order the lieutenant governor to give him a copy of Utah’s voter rolls.

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