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Elected and appointed public officials in Utah — including state constitutional officers, legislators, State Board of Education members, and candidates for municipal, county, school board, and special district offices — must now disclose two additional categories of information on their public conflict of interest forms: any unresolved federal or state tax liens of $500 or more that have been outstanding for more than two years, and any felony or misdemeanor criminal convictions (with exceptions for minor traffic offenses, class C misdemeanors, reversed convictions, and expunged records).