Utah State Scorecard

SB298 Ban on ESG-aligned "Programmable Money" (passed 48 to 11 on 3/6/2026). Makes it unlawful to require the use of "programmable money," unless a "free, non-digital alternative" is offered, and prevents an issuer from denying transactions based on "environmental, social, or governance standards."

SB58 Compulsory Government Education (passed 26 to 0 on 3/4/2026). Directs local education agencies to conduct "enhanced attendance tracking" of school-aged children and "identify students at risk of chronic absenteeism" who miss 10% or more days of instruction, whether or not "the absence was excused."

SB58 Compulsory Government Education (passed 48 to 22 on 3/4/2026). Directs local education agencies to conduct "enhanced attendance tracking" of school-aged children and "identify students at risk of chronic absenteeism" who miss 10% or more days of instruction, whether or not "the absence was excused."

SB60 Reducing Income Taxes (passed 61 to 11 on 3/4/2026). Cuts the state's individual and corporate income-tax rate from 4.5% to 4.45%.

SB248 Expanding State-funded Childcare (failed 25 to 47 on 3/4/2026). Would create a new program for employer-sponsored, state-assisted childcare facilities.

HB174 Protecting Children from Sex Mutilation (passed 53 to 15 on 3/2/2026). Amends state law to strengthen Utah's prohibition against providing "cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers" to minors.

SB174 Conscience Exemptions for Heath Providers (passed 22 to 7 on 3/2/2026). Allows a health provider to choose not to participate in certain activities that violate their "religious beliefs or conscience."

SB298 Ban on ESG-aligned "Programmable Money" (passed 25 to 1 on 2/27/2026). Makes it unlawful to require the use of "programmable money," unless a "free, non-digital alternative" is offered, and prevents an issuer from denying transactions based on "environmental, social, or governance standards."

SB109 Alienation of Affection (passed 47 to 2 on 2/26/2026). Abolishes the "right of action for alienation of affections."

SB248 Expanding State-funded Childcare (passed 17 to 9 on 2/25/2026). Would create a new program for employer-sponsored, state-assisted childcare facilities.