Tribune editorial: In 2018, Utah voters could go where lawmakers wouldn’t with medical marijuana, education funding, redistricting and more

(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) Health care advocates Alan Ormsby, AARP, left, Karina Andelin Brown, a Logan resident, and Bishop Scott Hayashi, Episcopal diocese of Utah deliver a ballot initiative to fully expand Medicaid in Utah to the Lt. Governor's office Monday Oct. 2. Utah has been trying to fully expand Medicaid for many years to no avail. Many advocates say this is a chance to finally make some real change.

| Dec. 31, 2017, 4:16 p.m.

Tribune editorial: In 2018, Utah voters could go where lawmakers wouldn’t with medical marijuana, education funding, redistricting and more

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