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Utah lawmakers voted mostly along party lines to pave way for appeal of redistricting lawsuit.

Republicans passed bills to change filing deadlines and expedite the case to Supreme Court.

They also approved a resolution condemning the court for an "activist rewriting" of constitution.

Utah Republican lawmakers voted on Tuesday to reject the state’s new court-ordered congressional map and to amend candidate and legal timelines to pave the way for a full appeal of the state’s yearslong redistricting case.

But as state legislatures around the country wage bitter partisan battles over redrawing congressional maps, Beehive State lawmakers insisted that their concerns go far beyond the 2026 midterm elections.

On Monday, Indiana state senators advanced a Republican bill that redre

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