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In a closed-door vote, Republicans pick Sen. Evan Vickers to be next Senate president

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In a closed-door vote, Republicans pick Sen. Evan Vickers to be next Senate president
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Sen. Evan Vickers, a longtime senator from southern Utah, will take outgoing Senate President Stuart Adams’ place as the Utah Senate’s top Republican. That’s what the Senate GOP caucus decided in a closed-door leadership election late Friday at the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City.

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