Utah has 7 amendments on the ballot. Here’s a rundown.

This election Utahns will vote on seven different constitutional amendments, a large enough list to potentially confuse voters, experts say.The amendments range from education funding to slavery and vary in how straightforward they are.Adam Dynes, a Brigham Young University political science professor, said voters generally are not well informed on ballot issues and rely on shortcuts in deciding which ones to vote for and against.But Dynes hasn’t seen many of those shortcuts this election,