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Maloy was endorsed by Stewart and also had the advantage of actually living in the district, contrary to her leading rival.<ref>https://www.deseret.com/2023/6/24/23768071/celeste-maloy-wins-convention-chris-stewart</ref> At the nominating convention, the ultimately victorious Maloy also expressed skepticism about increasing [[U.S.]] involvement in the [[NATO war in Ukraine]]. | Maloy was endorsed by Stewart and also had the advantage of actually living in the district, contrary to her leading rival.<ref>https://www.deseret.com/2023/6/24/23768071/celeste-maloy-wins-convention-chris-stewart</ref> At the nominating convention, the ultimately victorious Maloy also expressed skepticism about increasing [[U.S.]] involvement in the [[NATO war in Ukraine]]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:56, July 4, 2023
Celeste Maloy was nominated in June 2023 to be the Republican nominee for the 2nd congressional seat in Utah vacated by the retirement of Rep. Chris Stewart (R-UT).
Maloy was endorsed by Stewart and also had the advantage of actually living in the district, contrary to her leading rival.[1] At the nominating convention, the ultimately victorious Maloy also expressed skepticism about increasing U.S. involvement in the NATO war in Ukraine.