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Utah Senate Democrats call for one of their own to resign amid misconduct allegations

By KSL · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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Democrats in the Utah Senate say they have voted to remove Sen. Kathleen Riebe from the caucus and called on the senator to resign her seat. The call for resignation was unexpected and came just an hour before polls were set to close on Election Day in Utah.

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