amendments

Every Utah voter decides these 2. Each page has the official ballot title word for word, what a yes or no vote does, and links to the full text.

• Amend. A How proposed amendments are publishedNeeds a majority

  Biggest change: Removes the words requiring publication "in at least one newspaper in every county of the state, where a newspaper is published, for two months.".

• Amend. B 60% vote for citizen initiatives that raise taxesNeeds a majority

  Biggest change: Adds to Article VI, Section 1 that initiated legislation "shall be adopted upon approval of at least 60% of those voting" if it includes a new tax, an expansion of an existing tax, an increase in a tax rate, or, for property tax, a rate change that causes the rate to decrease less (wording to re-check)..

Two statewide constitutional amendments are on the ballot: A and B. Both were put there by the Legislature. Source: 2026 Utah Voter Information Pamphlet (Lt. Governor) ↗.