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Utah Elections Office Keeps Gov. Herbert on Ballot Despite Allegations

Source: Salt Lake Tribune | Utah | March 23, 2012



Lt. Gov. Greg Bell’s office rejected a request to disqualify Bell and his boss, Gov. Gary Herbert, from the 2012 ballot over allegations that he broke the law by financing his 2010 bid for governor largely from his political action committee, rather than an official campaign committee.

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