Vote Yes on this bill if you want Utah to shift toward in-person voting with ID, require applications to return ballots by mail, staff and limit drop boxes, send mail ballots only to voters who request them starting in 2029, and redact phone and street details from campaign reports.

Organizations that support this bill may include election integrity advocates, law enforcement associations, and groups that favor stricter voter ID and staffed ballot handling.

Vote No on this bill if you want to preserve broad vote-by-mail access without new in-person and ID requirements, keep unattended drop boxes, avoid added steps and costs for voters and counties, and continue automatically mailing ballots to active voters.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include voting rights and civil liberties groups, disability and senior advocates, and local election officials concerned about costs and access.