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Long odds still favor incumbent Republican in hotly contested race in Utah's 2nd District

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LOGAN – Despite a less than stellar performance at the only face-to-face debate in the 2nd Congressional District race on Oct. 13, odds-makers are still predicting that incumbent U.S. Rep. Blake Moore (R-UT) will retain his seat in Congress during…

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