A judge denied a request to temporarily remove Celeste Maloy's name from the 2nd Congressional District special election ballot.
It claims that she is ineligible because her voter registration was inactive and on a list to be removed from the rolls on the day she filed. Maloy registered to vote as a Republican in 2016, but didn't vote in the last two elections in Utah because she was working for Rep.
Chris Stewart in Washington at the time., and GOP Chairman Robert Axson submitted her name as the convention winner on July 5.because of his wife's health concerns. The special Republican primary election to replace him will be held Sept. 5, setting up a tight window for the courts to hear out Denning's lawsuit.
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