Utah GOP effort to allow gerrymandering inches toward the 2026 ballot

With four weeks remaining, Utah Republicans still need more than 94,000 valid signatures to put Prop. 4 to voters.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Paid signature gatherers reach out to Utah voters at the University of Utah Marriott Library in the effort to repeal Prop 4, the 2018 voter-approved ballot initiative on redistricting, on Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026.

Utah GOP effort to allow gerrymandering inches toward the 2026 ballot

With four weeks remaining, Utah Republicans still need more than 94,000 valid signatures to put Prop. 4 to voters.

RELATED STORIES

As Utah Republican lawmakers pursue legal case, GOP creeps toward initiative goal

Utah GOP’s bid to repeal ban on gerrymandering hits snag: It’s lagging up north

Why haven’t GOP legislators appealed the redistricting rulings? Even the judge in the case wonders.

Utah GOP inches closer to signature goal. Here’s where it stands in drive to topple anti-gerrymandering law.

Some voters say they were tricked into signing petitions to repeal Utah’s anti-gerrymandering law

Sponsored Story

I do… plan to change my tax filing status