Utah GOP nominee Colby Jenkins sues election official in close 2nd Congressional District primary

Narrowly behind incumbent Rep. Celeste Maloy in the Republican primary election, Jenkins wants access to uncured votes in Washington County.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Congressional candidate Colby Jenkins at the Utah Republican Nominating Convention in Salt Lake City on Saturday, April 27, 2024. Jenkins is suing Washington County's top elections official to get access to uncured votes.

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Utah GOP nominee Colby Jenkins sues election official in close 2nd Congressional District primary

Narrowly behind incumbent Rep. Celeste Maloy in the Republican primary election, Jenkins wants access to uncured votes in Washington County.

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