Lannie Chapman

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Said federal monitors visited all 40 Salt Lake County vote centers on Nov. 3 and followed state election law

Utah held its Nov. 3 election with federal monitors watching all 40 Salt Lake County vote centers, there to check Spanish-language access and disability compliance. The Justice Department sent 11 monitors; one was barred from acting as a poll watcher because they were not eligible to vote in Utah.

Updated 2 days ago

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Said more than 100,000 ballots arrived on Election Day and her team was verifying signatures and voter information; planned updated results Thursday and Friday.

Salt Lake County held its first Saturday early voting session on Oct. 31, a four-hour window from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the county Government Center. Election Day followed on Nov. 3, with federal monitors at some polling sites for the first time in recent memory, county clerks said.

Updated 2 days ago

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Said she had 'no concerns' as federal monitors deployed Nov. 3

Twelve Justice Department employees worked in pairs at six Salt Lake County polling sites on Nov. 3, the county's top election official said. The department did not name the sites, and Clerk Lannie Chapman said she had 'no concerns' about voters' access.

Updated 4 days ago