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Sponsored the wildly unpopular [http://le.utah.gov/~2011/bills/static/HB0477.html HB 477] as a legislator in 2011. The bill sought to exempt the legislature from certain record disclosure requirements and also rasied fees associated with record requests.<ref>Paul Koepp, [http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705368138/Utah-lawmakers-recall-and-amend-controversial-records-bill-for-further-study.html?pg=all "Utah lawmakers recall and amend controversial records bill for further study"], Deseret News, 7 Mar 2011</ref> Interestingly, though, he had earlier expressed a very opposite sentiments on the subject of record disclosure.<ref>Rachel Piper, [http://www.cityweekly.net/TheDailyFeed/archives/2011/03/10/what-changed-john-dougalls-mind-on-grama "What changed John Dougall's mind on GRAMA?"], Salt Lake City's Weekly Daily Feed, 10 Mar 2011</ref> Putatively, the purpose of this bill was to address the potential problem of existing law forcing legislators to reveal personal information their constituents might communicate to legislators.<ref>[http://archive.sltrib.com/story.php?ref=/sltrib/home/51505203-76/senate-debate-dougall-government.html.csp "Campbell: Legislators' own words tell sad tale of HB477"], Salt Lake Tribune, 25 Mar 2011</ref> In connection with HB 477, Dougall has been accused of blocking public input.<ref>Chelsea Allart Woodruff for Utah Senate District 01, [https://www.facebook.com/ChelseaWoodruffForUtah/posts/408303075887764 Status Update], Facebook, 15 Jun 2012</ref>
Sponsored the wildly unpopular [http://le.utah.gov/~2011/bills/static/HB0477.html HB 477] as a legislator in 2011. The bill sought to exempt the legislature from certain record disclosure requirements and also rasied fees associated with record requests.<ref>Paul Koepp, [http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705368138/Utah-lawmakers-recall-and-amend-controversial-records-bill-for-further-study.html?pg=all "Utah lawmakers recall and amend controversial records bill for further study"], Deseret News, 7 Mar 2011</ref> Interestingly, though, he had earlier expressed a very opposite sentiments on the subject of record disclosure.<ref>Rachel Piper, [http://www.cityweekly.net/TheDailyFeed/archives/2011/03/10/what-changed-john-dougalls-mind-on-grama "What changed John Dougall's mind on GRAMA?"], Salt Lake City's Weekly Daily Feed, 10 Mar 2011</ref> Putatively, the purpose of this bill was to address the potential problem of existing law forcing legislators to reveal personal information their constituents might communicate to legislators.<ref>[http://archive.sltrib.com/story.php?ref=/sltrib/home/51505203-76/senate-debate-dougall-government.html.csp "Campbell: Legislators' own words tell sad tale of HB477"], Salt Lake Tribune, 25 Mar 2011</ref> In connection with HB 477, Dougall has been accused of blocking public input.<ref>Chelsea Allart Woodruff for Utah Senate District 01, [https://www.facebook.com/ChelseaWoodruffForUtah/posts/408303075887764 Status Update], Facebook, 15 Jun 2012</ref>
Has questioned the propriety of having the state comply with Obama's "Affordable Care Act".<ref>[http://utahpoliticohub.com/state-auditor-asks-state-utah-employer-comply-affordable-care-act/ "State Auditor Asks: Should State of Utah as an Employer Comply with the Affordable Care Act?"], Utah Politico Hub, 12 Feb 2015</ref>
Has endorsed term limits.<ref>Glen Mills, [http://www.good4utah.com/news/local-utah-state-news-/state-auditor-publicly-endorses-term-limit-movement-in-utah "State Auditor publicly endorses term limit movement in Utah"], Goo4Utah, 17 Jun 2015


== External Resources ==
== External Resources ==
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* [https://utahsright.wordpress.com/tag/john-dougall/ John Dougall] - Utah's Right to Know
* [https://utahsright.wordpress.com/tag/john-dougall/ John Dougall] - Utah's Right to Know
* [https://ballotpedia.org/John_Dougall John Dougall] - Ballotpedia
* [https://ballotpedia.org/John_Dougall John Dougall] - Ballotpedia
* Dennis Romboy, [https://www.ksl.com/?sid=39532660&nid=148 "Missing Kane County money a 'wake-up' call for Utah elected officials"], KSL, 28 Apr 2016
* Jennie Christensen, [http://www.cachevalleydaily.com/news/local/article_f93667ac-081d-11e5-b43e-a78c4bc956af.html "State Auditor trying to bring more transparency to government on state and local levels"], Cache Valley Daily, 1 Jun 2015
* Jennie Christensen, [http://www.cachevalleydaily.com/news/local/article_f93667ac-081d-11e5-b43e-a78c4bc956af.html "State Auditor trying to bring more transparency to government on state and local levels"], Cache Valley Daily, 1 Jun 2015
* Bob Bernick, [http://utahpolicy.com/index.php/features/today-at-utah-policy/3745-goed-faces-tough-audit "GOED Faces Tough Audit"], UtahPolicy.com, 14 Oct 2014
* Bob Bernick, [http://utahpolicy.com/index.php/features/today-at-utah-policy/3745-goed-faces-tough-audit "GOED Faces Tough Audit"], UtahPolicy.com, 14 Oct 2014

Revision as of 22:44, 27 June 2016

John Dougall is the Utah State Auditor and a former member of the Utah House of Representatives and is up for reelection in the November 2016 Election.

He is well rated by the Republican Liberty Caucus and poorly rated by the Planned Parenthood Action Council of Utah.[1]

Sponsored the wildly unpopular HB 477 as a legislator in 2011. The bill sought to exempt the legislature from certain record disclosure requirements and also rasied fees associated with record requests.[2] Interestingly, though, he had earlier expressed a very opposite sentiments on the subject of record disclosure.[3] Putatively, the purpose of this bill was to address the potential problem of existing law forcing legislators to reveal personal information their constituents might communicate to legislators.[4] In connection with HB 477, Dougall has been accused of blocking public input.[5]

Has questioned the propriety of having the state comply with Obama's "Affordable Care Act".[6]

Has endorsed term limits.<ref>Glen Mills, "State Auditor publicly endorses term limit movement in Utah", Goo4Utah, 17 Jun 2015

External Resources

References

  1. John Dougall - VoteSmart
  2. Paul Koepp, "Utah lawmakers recall and amend controversial records bill for further study", Deseret News, 7 Mar 2011
  3. Rachel Piper, "What changed John Dougall's mind on GRAMA?", Salt Lake City's Weekly Daily Feed, 10 Mar 2011
  4. "Campbell: Legislators' own words tell sad tale of HB477", Salt Lake Tribune, 25 Mar 2011
  5. Chelsea Allart Woodruff for Utah Senate District 01, Status Update, Facebook, 15 Jun 2012
  6. "State Auditor Asks: Should State of Utah as an Employer Comply with the Affordable Care Act?", Utah Politico Hub, 12 Feb 2015