Last mentioned: Feb 21, 2026
Supreme Court Dismissal
The Utah Supreme Court rejects the legislature's appeal, leaving the court-ordered map in place.
District Court Ruling
A lower court rejects the legislature's maps and orders a new congressional map.
Lawsuit Filed
Advocacy groups file suit alleging the maps constitute unconstitutional gerrymandering.
Original Maps Passed
Utah Legislature approves congressional maps following the 2020 Census.
The Utah Supreme Court has dismissed a high-stakes appeal from state legislative leaders, effectively upholding a court-ordered congressional map. This decision marks a definitive setback for the Utah Legislature's efforts to maintain control over the redistricting process and reinforces judicial oversight in constitutional matters.
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