How will the Utah legislature respond to the redistricting order?
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After a judge ordered the Utah legislature to redraw its congressional maps, legislative leaders have stated that they are moving forward with the process, despite disagreeing with the ruling. Could the legislature work to delay drawing new maps before 2026? And, will they change the initiative process in Utah? Panelists Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray discuss what's next after Utah's redistricting ruling.
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