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<p>Though previously Utah’s Republican state leaders said they were likely to pursue another attempt to change the Utah Constitution to ensure Utah voters’ ballot initiative power was “co-equal” with the Legislature’s power, they’ve changed course.</p>
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<p>Washington County officials certified the results of last month’s primary election on Tuesday morning, which solidified a current Washington City Councilman Troy Belliston’s narrow lead over incumbent Victor Iverson for Commission Seat B.</p>