Utah's congressional map
The court fight and the new lines for Utah's four congressional seats.
Background
How Utah got a new congressional map, explained
A 2018 ballot initiative, a court fight that began in 2022 and a failed repeal drive produced the map Utah votes under on Nov. 3, including a Salt Lake County district that leans Democratic.
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Moore and Crosby clash over tariffs, Iran war and solar in 2nd District debate
With a recent poll showing a five-point gap, the Democratic challenger cast the Republican incumbent as content with the status quo while Moore touted his legislative record.
- Politics
Amendments A and B ask Utah voters to rewrite constitution on public notice, tax initiatives
One measure would drop the newspaper publication rule for proposed amendments, while the other would require 60% voter approval for citizen initiatives that raise taxes.
- Politics
Kennedy's three challengers in new 4th District lay out positions; incumbent skips survey
The Democrat, Libertarian and unaffiliated candidates answered questions on corruption, affordability and water, while Republican Rep. Mike Kennedy did not respond.