Utah continues criticism of 17th Amendment (FOX 13 Utah)

8 March 2010, 1:00 pm

Lawmakers from the only state that rejected a constitutional amendment allowing for the direct election of U.S. senators are still looking for ways to influence who represents the state -- nearly a century after the 17th Amendment was passed. The Utah Senate approved a bill Monday clarifying that political parties can seek the opinion of state lawmakers when choosing their nominees for U.S Senate.... Read More »

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