Tribune Editorial: Utah constitutional amendments — Five decent ideas and two really bad ones

Utah is still enough of a democracy that the voters have to approve any proposed changes to the Utah Constitution. The Legislature is not empowered to do so on its own. And, in the case of two of the constitutional amendments that are on this year’s general election ballot, that’s a good thing indeed.There are seven proposed changes to Utah’s basic charter of government at the end of the ballots that most of us have received in the mail. Five of them are basically housekeeping