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Comparing candidates for state Senate District 9

By Daily Utah Chronicle · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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Utahns will be voting for their state Senators in the upcoming general midterm elections. The University of Utah is located within District 9, which also includes downtown Salt Lake City, Liberty Wells, Ballpark, Emigration Canyon and more. Republicans have held a supermajority in Utah’s state Senate since its creation. Currently, there are 22 Republicans,...

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