Utah redraws its voting map—and suddenly Democrats have a real shot

Utah redraws its voting map—and suddenly Democrats have a real shot

Utah just redrew its congressional boundaries, and for the first time in decades, one district around Salt Lake City now favors Democrats. It's an opening, not a guarantee—Democrats need the right candidate to win in November. Republicans still have built-in advantages across the rest of the state.

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