The Utah Republican and Democratic parties held their respective nominating conventions on Saturday in Salt Lake City, slightly narrowing the field of candidates for state and national offices. In years past, there would have had a better idea of who the eventual nominees were going to be at this point in the process, but due to the ongoing effects of 2014’s SB 54, which allows candidates to sidestep the convention process and appear directly on the primary ballot through the signature gathering process, there is still a lot of the 2022 election that has yet to be decided. Here’s where...

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