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Three takeaways from the Utah Legislature's first redistricting hearing.
Utah's Legislative Redistricting Committee met on Monday in the first of two public hearings before lawmakers convene in special session on October 6 to adopt new maps for the state's four congressional districts.
One of five proposed maps under consideration for Utah's congressional districts. CAPITOL HILL—Utah's Legislative Redistricting Committee met on Monday in the first of two public hearings before lawmakers convene in special session on October 6 to adopt new maps for the state's four congressional districts.
The atypical mid-decade cartography follows recent court orders striking down the state's previous maps, adopted in 2021, which were deemed to be an unlawful gerrymander that violated the public's rights related to Proposition 4, a successful ballot initiative from 2018 that created an…
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