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How the Utah Legislature’s Prop 4 partisan bias tests could backfire on Republicans.
Utah lawmakers convened Monday in special session to adopt new maps for the state’s four congressional districts.
The new voting map for Utah's four congressional districts, adopted Monday in response to court rulings on Proposition 4. Utah State Legislature CAPITOL HILL— Utah lawmakers convened Monday in special session to adopt new maps for the state’s four congressional districts.
Following the recommendation of its Redistricting Committee, the Legislature voted for Map C—which preserves Salt Lake City intact while dividing Salt Lake County into two districts.
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