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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 01:40 am
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I was wrong, and there’s nothing wrong with admitting it.
There are two constitutional amendments on Utah’s midterm ballot. I told the @sltrib I would vote for amendment A and against amendment B; however, some constituents and close ones expressed their concerns about governmental abuse. So I changed my vote.
Politicians and political candidates should be able to change their minds, especially to align their neighbors and constituents.
As your representative, I will vote with the people - not against them.
Election Day is November 3, 2026! Make sure to read up on your candidates and vote!
#datacenters #utpol #saratogaspringsutah #accountability #elections
There are two constitutional amendments on Utah’s midterm ballot. I told the @sltrib I would vote for amendment A and against amendment B; however, some constituents and close ones expressed their concerns about governmental abuse. So I changed my vote.
Politicians and political candidates should be able to change their minds, especially to align their neighbors and constituents.
As your representative, I will vote with the people - not against them.
Election Day is November 3, 2026! Make sure to read up on your candidates and vote!
#datacenters #utpol #saratogaspringsutah #accountability #elections
Comments (13)
a day agothecannabisplantwhisperer
If the language is vague then the vote to change/add something to the constitution should always be no. Also, anything that relinquishes power from the people to the legialature should be an automatic no.
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