It is proposed to amend Utah Constitution, Article XIII, Section 5, to read: Article XIII, Section 5. They'll be on ballots, but votes won't for them won't be counted.Amendment C is a ballot measure that would change the Utah Constitution to ensure the county sheriff remains an elected position. The Utah Constitution can be amended with a legislative or covention-referred constitutional amendment, both of which require voter approval. Utah voters will weigh in on constitutional amendments B and C. Amendment D has been voided, and C could be to. Here's what they would do. SALT LAKE CITY A judge has voided Amendment A, striking it from the November ballot. Judge Dianna M. Gibson makes remarks during an injunction hearing in 3rd District Court in Salt Lake City, Sept. The Utah Constitution requires that the full text of a proposed constitutional amendment be published in at least one newspaper in every county of the state. Amendment D was the first to fall.