Sponsor & Leader Utah 2019
Tax Referendum
Granite School Board
Education Liason Gov. Leavitt's Office &
Utah State Office of Education
Retired Executive US WEST
We lead in so many ways, but we must continually fight for our conservative values and principles.
I don't push from behind I take the reins and make everything better than I found it.
Perhaps more than ever in our lifetimes, our state needs to be that strong, shining “city on a hill,” a beacon of hope and an example to other states.
A group headed by a conservative former legislator is attempting to give voters the chance to reject the new tax reform package that passed in a special session last week.
Referendum backers must gather nearly 116,000 signatures from at least 15 of the state’s 29 counties by Jan. 21 — less than a week before 2020 Legislature convenes — to get the issue on the November 2020 ballot.
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Fred Cox, former Republican state lawmaker and organizer of the referendum to repeal tax reform legislation, announced at least 152,000 Utahns signed referendum petitions. Nearly 116,000 voter signatures divided proportionately among at least 15 of Utah’s 29 counties were needed.
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