Time running out for Gov. Cox to put the repeal of Legislature’s anti-union law on the 2025 ballot

Gov. Spencer Cox has until June 21 to decide whether or not to call a special session. Money and politics will likely be part of that decision.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Educators and supporters hold a silent protest outside of Gov. Spencer Cox's office at the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City over the anti-union bill HB267 on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025.

Time running out for Gov. Cox to put the repeal of Legislature’s anti-union law on the 2025 ballot

Gov. Spencer Cox has until June 21 to decide whether or not to call a special session. Money and politics will likely be part of that decision.

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