Celeste Maloy
9%1H70%Celeste Maloy is now at 70% for the UT-03 Republican nominee race, up from 61% an hour ago.
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Celeste Maloy is now at 70% for the UT-03 Republican nominee race, up from 61% an hour ago.
Celeste Maloy is now at 70% in the UT-03 Republican nominee race, up from 61% an hour ago.
Phil Lyman is up from 32.5% an hour ago to 43% now in the UT-03 Republican nominee race.
Utah Republicans narrowly split at the nominating convention, with Celeste Maloy edging Phil Lyman 51%–49%, and both moving on to the June primary. Maloy also qualified for the ballot by signatures, while Lyman did not, and Maloy led GOP fundraising in first-quarter reports. The race is unfolding under a court-ordered redistricting map for 2026. The convention result points to a very tight Maloy–Lyman contest, which may keep odds close and uncertainty elevated. Maloy’s signature qualification and reported fundraising edge could modestly support her contract.
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C. MaloyCeleste MaloySource: FEC
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