No citizen initiatives scheduled to appear on Utah 2010 ballot

September 1, 2010

By Bailey Ludlam

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah: The Utah 2010 ballot is set. Despite five initiatives having filed with state officials, none were certified for this year's ballot. All four measures scheduled to appear on the ballot were legislatively referred constitutional amendment. Two pertain to election issues, one addresses taxes and the other refers to amendments to the state government's administration.

The Utah Ethics Commission Initiative, which was initially proposed for the 2010 ballot, has filed signatures in an attempt to qualify for the 2012 statewide ballot. The proposed initiative is similar to Utah Independent Ethics Commission, Amendment D which will appear on the ballot in 2010.

November 2, 2010 ballot measures: November 2:

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
LRCA	Amendment A	Labor and unions	Extend the right to Utah citizens to use a secret ballot	a
LRCA	Amendment B	Elections	Amends and clarifies legislative residency requirements	a
LRCA	Amendment C	Taxes	Creates a property tax exemption for water facilities	a
LRCA	Amendment D	Admin of gov't	Establishes Utah's first independent ethics commission	a

See also

• Utah 2010 ballot measures
• Utah measures that did not make the ballot