Signature gatherers were allegedly offered thousands of dollars to abandon their work and provide information to opponents of the referendum campaign.

Legislative defendants in the state’s redistricting case asked 3rd District Court Judge Dianna Gibson to stay her Nov. 10 ruling, arguing that the state cannot properly resolve its constitutional dilemma in time for candidates to qualify for the 2026 midterm elections.

Judge Dianna Gibson issued a ruling Friday to clean up some irregularities in Utah's new congressional map, while GOP lawmakers say that's cause for scrapping the map.

SALT LAKE CITY — The judge overseeing the legal battle over congressional redistricting rejected a map put forward by the state legislature, choosing a map generated by a pair of voter-rights groups that could create a new district in Utah leaning toward ...

Judges pressed attorneys for advocacy groups about their novel legal theory that alleges retaliation against voters.