In this episode:
* The judge in Utah's gerrymandering case stares down the clock.
* Incumbent pile-up: All the proposed congressional maps put at least two GOP incumbents in the
The congressional map approved by Utah lawmakers on Monday could stuff three Republican incumbents into the same district, forcing two of them to campaign in districts where they can'
Breaking down the three proposed replacement congressional maps that have been submitted to the court.
Plus, the legislative maneuvers Republicans used to fast-track a brand-new law that sets standards for
A Utah judge will pick from three rival congressional maps that could decide whether Republicans keep a 4–0 lock on the state’s U.S. House seats in 2026.
Utah Republicans are clearly unhappy they’re being forced back to the drawing board—literally—as they grudgingly redraw congressional maps that a judge threw out in August.
Sen. Scott
