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Preliminary results: Utah’s 3 Republican incumbents lead in bids to return to U.S. House

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Republican incumbents running to represent Utah’s three right-leaning congressional districts took the lead Tuesday just after the polls closed, according to initial results. Under a court-ordered redraw of the state’s congressional map, all three representatives — Blake Moore, Mike Kennedy and Celeste Maloy — are vying for different seats in the U.S. House than they’re currently representing.

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