Utah Republicans question mail-in ballots after audits shows deceased and duplicate votes

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Republican lawmakers in Utah criticized the state’s mail-in voting process after two legislative audits from the 2024 election cycle revealed some flaws in the system. 

After recent audits revealed a 2% error rate in signature verification on ballots, and found many deceased and duplicate voters in the elections system, including a few who wrongfully voted, Utah lawmakers met for a hearing this week to discuss the findings. 

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