Breaking down Utah's redistricting order
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Following a court ruling ordering the Utah legislature to redraw its congressional maps, the legislature has agreed to draw new maps but disagrees with the 30-day timeline. House Speaker Mike Schultz and Senate President Stuart Adams argue that the timeframe "unconstitutionally ties the Legislature's hands." The lawyer for Better Boundaries, League of Women Voters, and Mormon Women for Ethical Government, David Reymann, discusses what's next in the case. Plus, Senator Scott Sandall (R- Brigham City) breaks down why he believes the judge got the ruling wrong.
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