Utah Board’s Incumbents Left Outside, Looking In
For members of the Utah state board of education, running for re-election isn’t as simple as tossing your hat into the ring again.
If that were the case, three incumbents would be on the ballot in November—and not headed for retirement. At least one of those incumbents says the situation could be due to fallout from last fall’s heated referendum that overturned a state voucher law.
Utah has an unusual elected-appointed hybrid method of selecting its 15...
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