Seven hours into Saturday's meeting, the party still hadn't discussed its plan for the midterms because members were too busy trying to remove the party chairman.
Stuart Adams is threatening legal action against four critics. A look at Utah's defamation and anti-SLAPP laws suggests it won't be easy to win.
The 60-day pause, requested in a joint court filing, follows DHS's decision to designate the Salt Lake City warehouse as excess property rather than convert it into a facility that could have held up to 10,000 people. The motion bars DHS from resuming the conversion while the case is on hold.
Democrat Andrew Stoddard will keep his House District 40 seat by default after the Forward Party chose not to field a replacement candidate.
In Montana, an independent is outpolling the Democrat in a three-way Senate race, but only if the Democrat drops out first. Election data expert G. Elliott Morris breaks down the strategy.
