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Coverage dated October 22, 2026

Utah lawmakers paid for a study on mail-in voting security. Here’s what researchers found

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A study paid for by the Utah Legislature found "no evidence of significant or widespread fraud" in Utah elections and no increase in fraud when states use mail-in voting.

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  1. Salt Lake Tribune

    Some Utah GOP lawmakers claimed widespread vote-by-mail fraud. Here’s what researchers found. (opens Salt Lake Tribune)

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    Utah lawmakers questioned the security of voting by mail and commissioned a $100,000 study. Here's what it found.

  2. Deseret News

    Utah lawmakers paid for a study on mail-in voting security. Here’s what researchers found (opens Deseret News)

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    A study paid for by the Utah Legislature found "no evidence of significant or widespread fraud" in Utah elections and no increase in fraud when states use mail-in voting.

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