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In UT-02, Rep. Blake Moore will face state Rep. Karianne Lisonbee in the June Republican primary after Moore lost the GOP convention vote but qualified for the ballot via signatures. Moore also led GOP fundraising in first-quarter reports. Separately, federal judges are weighing a lawsuit over Utah’s congressional map, which could still change 2026 district lines. Moore staying on the ballot keeps the GOP primary competitive but does not change the party-of-winner outlook on its own. Ongoing map litigation and ballot disputes add uncertainty around the race’s eventual boundaries and field.
A federal court heard arguments about whether to keep or discard the court-ordered congressional map
Seven states have adopted new maps since last summer, as the simmering redistricting war between Democrats and Republicans continues.
The justices struck down Louisiana’s congressional map as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, prompting other states to act
By now, you've probably heard Harvey Levin chanting "OWTA" in the TMZ newsroom, but might be wondering ... what exactly does that mean?
Following Utah’s party conventions, many in the media are claiming surprises in the results, but veteran observers are less shocked
Utah Republican Blake Moore touted his role in Trump's tax cuts. But he faced criticism over Utah's redistricting law.
Social media users criticized ABC News for presenting an ad by former President Barack Obama urging Virginians to vote yes on a redistricting measure as an
Congressional candidates fight competitive primaries with new electoral boundaries
RIVERTON, Utah — When a dozen Republican activists gathered on a back deck in the Salt Lake City suburbs to talk about this year’s elections, the conversation cycled through all the staples of conservative chatter in Utah such as dwindling water supplies, illegal immigrant fraud and chemtrail conspiracy theories. But
An 82-year-old Virginia senator raising the stakes, an Indiana consensus builder and a Texas enforcer are among state officials who have shaped the course of the midterm redistricting race.
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