A new law in Utah allows anyone to obtain statewide voter rolls for a fee of $1,050. The move has raised concerns among voters, who may see an increase in targeted mailers and outreach during election season. However, if you're an "at-risk voter," you may be able to keep your information private. The law is being championed by sponsors Sen. John Johnson (R-North Ogden) and Rep. Trevor Lee as a measure to enhance voter transparency. It aligns with the Trump administration's efforts to expand access to voter registration lists in multiple states.