Utah Republican House Primary Still Undecided After Third Day of Ballot Counting

Less than 1,000 votes separate Trump-endorsed Rep. Celeste Maloy and challenger Colby Jenkins.
Utah Republican House Primary Still Undecided After Third Day of Ballot Counting
Voters enter a polling location on primary election day, in Provo, Utah, on March 5, 2024. George Frey/AFP via Getty Images
John Haughey
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Former Green Beret and tech executive Colby Jenkins has inched within 1,000 votes of incumbent Rep. Celeste Maloy (R-Utah) with thousands more to count as their June 25 Utah Republican Congressional primary remained too close to call two days after polls closed.

As of 6:15 p.m. Mountain Standard Time (MST) on June 27, Ms., Maloy had 52,283 votes to Mr. Jenkins’ 51,292, a 1 percentage-point difference of 991 votes, according to the Utah Lieutenant Governor Office’s elections website.
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