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Republican Celeste Maloy poised to return to Congress, but Summit County went with the Democrat

By Park Record · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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Incumbent Republican Rep. Celeste Maloy appeared poised to win the 3rd Congressional District seat in a rout, but her performance in Summit County was lackluster compared to other parts of the heavily GOP district. Kent Udell, the Democrat, took Summit County, according to preliminary results released on Tuesday night.

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