Judge declares Utah's Amendment D void

A Judge has declared Utah's Amendment D void. The amendment was asking voters to give the Utah legislature more authority to amend or change citizen ballot initiatives.  The judge's ruling means ballots will be printed with the question, but the amendment won't count. We will have more on this story throughout the day. Dave and Debbie speak with multiple guests on the issue. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas and Senator Todd Weiler break down what this ruling means. SLCO Clerk Lannie Chapman speaks to what this means for ballots. Representative Brian King and democratic Candidate for Governer joins the show with his reaction to the ruling. Dave and Debbie go further in depth with KSL 5 TV Reporter Lindsay Aerts who has been following this amendment closely.