AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGOP Reckoning: Utah Sen. John Curtis says Republicans must examine why they lost, as party members debate moving beyond Trump. Mitt Romney blamed “bad policy, bad character” for the losses. Utah’s Blue Shift: Democrats’ gains threaten the GOP’s 26-year supermajority in the Utah House; early results showed Democrats and unaffiliated candidates leading in as many as 17 Republican-held seats. Independent Patrick Belmont also led incumbent Jason Thompson in House District 3, with counting ongoing. Congressional Fallout: Democrat Ben McAdams won Utah’s 1st District as Democrats captured both chambers of Congress nationally. Senate Scrutiny: Sen. Kathleen Riebe says she won’t resign after fellow Democrats removed her from their caucus over allegations of harassment and discrimination; she disputes the claims and says she hasn’t been allowed to review the investigation report. Local Ballots: Summit County voters overwhelmingly rejected the proposed West Hills town, 28 votes to one, though legal challenges could affect the final result. Navajo voters also appeared to elect Crystalyne Curley as the Nation’s first woman president; her opponent is seeking a recount.
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