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Utah House District 3 candidates split on data centers, housing

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org Cache County voters in Utah House District 3 will soon choose who will represent them in the Utah Legislature. As the November election approaches, incumbent Republican Jason Thompson is seeking another term. Thompson was first elected to his seat in 2024, with a campaign focused on government accountability, economic support, and local community issues.

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