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Despite being targeted by conservatives, voters keep Utah Justice Jill Pohlman on the bench

By Salt Lake Tribune · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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Voters ruled Tuesday that nearly five dozen Utah judges will get to keep their jobs — including Supreme Court Associate Chief Justice Jill Pohlman, who found herself under fire from conservative Republicans in recent weeks. Close to 80% of Utahns voted to retain Pohlman for 10 more years, according to unofficial early returns.

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