A Utah progressive group mentioned a GOP lawmaker in its fundraising. He sent a legal threat.

Alliance for a Better Utah’s lawyer called Sen. John Johnson’s actions “nothing but an attempt to intimidate an organization that is trying to hold him accountable.”

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) From left, Sen. Lincoln Fillmore, R-South Jordan, Sen. John Johnson, R-Ogden, and Sen. Daniel McCay, R-Riverton, listen to the national anthem at the beginning of the legislative session at the Capitol in Salt Lake City, Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025.

A Utah progressive group mentioned a GOP lawmaker in its fundraising. He sent a legal threat.

Alliance for a Better Utah’s lawyer called Sen. John Johnson’s actions “nothing but an attempt to intimidate an organization that is trying to hold him accountable.”

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