Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson is advising county clerks to deny any open records requests from conspiracy theorists seeking data about the 2024 primary election.
Amid unfounded allegations of interference, Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson shared a letter she said she sent to Utah’s top elections officials reminding them election returns are unable to be shared upon request. The message from Henderson comes as some in Utah have begun to try to use the Government Records Access Management Act to seek election data shielded from public records by state law.
“Your position of public trust, and the law itself, requires you to maintain the highest integrity by steadfastly adhering to statute and well-established policies, procedures and rules,” Henderson wrote. “The remedy for any individual wishing to contest an election is not through GRAMA, but through the courts.”Henderson is referencing data from voting machines that those who believe elections have been rigged say can be used to prove unfounded claims of rampant election fraud.
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