Utah lawmakers will hold a special legislative session on Oct. 6 to pick their preferred congressional boundary maps in Utah's latest redistricting effort.

Lawmakers on Utah's redistricting committee clashed in a heated public hearing Wednesday as debate over new congressional maps boiled over. Friction point: The nearly 3.5-hour meeting turned tense when state Rep.

The Salt Lake Tribune compared the Legislature's five congressional map proposals to election data. Here's what a reported found about districts.

However, if done correctly the exercise of redrawing districts without emphasizing political advantage as the main goal could be a refreshing change for Utah. It might restore faith in the voting process among many who traditionally don’t vote, particularly if they feel a sense of equity in their representation.

Like Texas, Utah Republicans are redrawing congressional maps mid-decade. Unlike Texas, Utah's new maps could give Democrats more of a shot at winning a seat.

Utah lawmakers unveiled five proposed maps that could be used to redraw the state's congressional district boundaries for next year's midterm elections.

A legislative redistricting meeting devolved into partisan bickering Wednesday, as Republicans and Democrats sought to paint experts retained by the other side as biased.

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