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Lots of common ground, but some big disagreements in Utah's 1st Congressional District debate

By Fox 13 · September 29, 2026 · 1 min read
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Riley Owen and Ben McAdams had a lot to agree on in the televised debate for who should represent Utah's new First Congressional District. Owen, who touted himself as a Gen Z Republican, faced McAdams, who has previously been Utah's lone Democratic congressman, in a debate Monday before a crowd of hundreds at Salt Lake Community College.

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