With ballots hitting Utah mailboxes this week, protesters in Salt Lake City’s No Kings demonstration Saturday marched with their votes in hand to deposit in a downtown drop box.
The city’s fourth No Kings protest brought out a smaller crowd, with Utah Highway Patrol estimating 2,000 people at the Capitol grounds, and called for voters to demonstrate their opposition to the Trump administration and some Utah Republican leaders through their ballots. It was one of a dozen events scheduled across the state.
Near the front of the crowd as it moved down State Street was Salt Lake City resident and retiree Alan Sherwood, who raised his ballot overhead as he walked. When the march reached City Hall, he was among a few hundred who peeled off to turn in their votes…