A district judge rejected Utah legislators' congressional map less than 20 minutes before the Nov. 10 deadline

Municipal election results were certified in cities across Utah County on Tuesday, officially identifying the elected officials set to take office in 2026. The county’s final results showed a 35% voter turnout,

Judge Dianna Gibson issued her decision just before midnight Monday, ruling that the Legislature’s Map C, adopted through Senate Bill 1012, violates the standards outlined in Proposition 4 —

Utah's new judicially adopted congressional map creates a Democratic-leaning district for the first time in decades. But how blue is the new seat?

A Utah district judge is set to deliver a major ruling Monday on which of three congressional maps will be used in the state’s 2026 midterm elections — a decision that could determine whether Democrats have a shot at flipping one of Utah’s four Republican-held U.S. House seats.