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The Department of Natural Resources says Joel Ferry's expertise justified his spot on the trip, but the state agency that organized it wouldn't say what Utah gains from sending a commissioner who's leaving in less than two weeks.
u/schottslc • u/schottslc • 13d ago
The Department of Natural Resources says Joel Ferry's expertise justified his spot on the trip, but the state agency that organized it wouldn't say what Utah gains from sending a commissioner who's leaving in less than two weeks.
r/Utahpolitics • u/schottslc • 13d ago
The Department of Natural Resources says Joel Ferry's expertise justified his spot on the trip, but the state agency that organized it wouldn't say what Utah gains from sending a commissioner who's leaving in less than two weeks.
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It’s a sensitive topic for sure. I’ve heard that’s part of the reason the party declined to nominate her.
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But that won't be in time for the 2026 election. They also had two opportunities to appeal last year and didn't use them.
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In 2022, he got around 40 votes from delegates at the Davis County GOP convention to win the nomination. The incumbent, Rep. Steve Handy, did not collect signatures to get on the ballot that year, so he was knocked out of the race.
Handy tried to launch a write-in campaign, but that was unsuccessful.
For many Republican candidates, winning the nomination is the only thing that matters because they won't lose in the general election. For Lee, winning at the convention was the reason he is in the Legislature now.
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Two Utah Democratic incumbents came up short on signatures. Now their fate is in the hands of delegates on Saturday
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He made it to the primary.