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On-campus housing, nuclear energy and the end of mail-in voting dominate the first half of the 2025 Utah legislative session.
One month and a little more than half-way into the legislative session, Utah has seen bills targeted at higher education, elections and energy production move through the Capitol.
Demonstrators fill the steps of the Utah Capitol, protesting the Donald Trump Administration. Senate President Stuart Adams, R-Layton, takes the dais on the first day of the 2025 session. Fire and emergency personnel watch as senators debate a ban on collective bargaining.
Members of the UEA and other public employees filled the Rotunda to oppose a union-busting bill. One month and a little more than half-way into the legislative session, Utah has seen bills targeted at higher education, elections and energy production move through the Capitol.
Here are some of the most notable so far.
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