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Utah lawmakers prepare for special session to replace union-buster bill before public can vote.
With all the talk about redistricting—in Texas and California, particularly—you have to wonder where the voter is in the dialogue.
Miss: Vox Populi With all the talk about redistricting—in Texas and California, particularly—you have to wonder where the voter is in the dialogue. The answer appears to be nowhere. Rather than asking voters what they want, legislators seem to be concerned about themselves—and, of course, their own power.
A Utah special session seems likely to focus on slapping voters down. While voters have triggered a referendum vote to reconsider a union-busting law, it may not make it to the 2026 ballot.
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