Utah lieutenant governor and Salt Lake County clerk discuss election security
SALT LAKE COUNTY — Ballots are in the mail and will arrive shortly at the homes of Utah registered voters.
“It is so secure,” Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen told FOX 13 News. “We've done it for many years. People love the vote-by-mail system. Ninety-percent-plus use the vote by mail systems, and I think it is phenomenal.” On Tuesday, he was answering calls at the county clerk's office and reassuring concerned voters about election security.
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