HB252 is a direct attack on the rights of incarcerated people and a clear violation of established legal protections. You have a constitutional duty to veto this bill, not just a political choice.

As Governor, you can stop this intrusion into Utahns’ personal lives by vetoing HB269.

"HB300 is a ban on vote-by-mail in Utah and a direct attack on your rights. More than 96% of Utahns rely on this secure, trusted system—but lawmakers are using baseless fraud claims to take it away, proving once again they aren’t interested in protecting your rights," said Aaron Welcher.

A threat to anyone’s First Amendment rights is a threat to yours. HB401 uses vague, overbroad language, like 'adult-oriented performances,' to criminalize expressive art. Utah is becoming a state of censorship attacking art, culture, and political speech—all protected by the First Amendment.

No state, including Utah, can declare that its laws preempt conflicting federal laws, much less the U.S. Constitution. Read the entire release here!

ACLU of Utah comments on 'Snitch Line' launched by the Utah State Auditor encouraging individuals to infringe on Utahns’ right to privacy in bathrooms and other personal spaces.

Read the letter we sent to Governor Cox urging him to veto S.B. 200 (State Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice Amendments)

We sent Governor Cox this letter urging him to veto H.B. 165 (Federal Law Enforcement Amendments)

Let Utah Read urges Governor Cox to Veto HB 29 (Sensitive Material Review Amendments). Read here.