Utah's congressional map is being redrawn after a judge ruled the previous one unconstitutional. The Republican-led legislature, complying under protest, is considering several options before choosing a new map by October 6th. The redrawing comes amid a national trend, influenced by President Trump, of states redistricting to favor one party. The new map is expected to give Democrats a better chance in at least one district. The process involves public input and potential court challenges before the November 10th deadline for the 2026 midterms.

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