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12:52 PM, Nov 7, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENDemocrat Jim Matheson of Utah has won a tight race against Republican challenger Mia Love. The only Democrat in the Utah congressional delegation, Matheson bested Love by 1 percentage point. Here's more from the Deseret News:
In winning another term, Matheson held on to his position as the state's lone Democrat in Congress.
"I believe in building consensus and supporting good ideas wherever they come from and in being the voice for all Utahns," Matheson said. "This is who I am and how I always sought to move forward, by leading from the center and bringing people together."
Matheson said he expected the race to be tight and built a good ground game to get voters to polls.
"I want to tell you something. I have had a remarkable journey," Matheson told cheering Democrats at the Sheraton Hotel. "I am proud to have been a leader in getting things done."
6:01 PM, Nov 2, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENRepublican House candidate Mia Love of Utah has a 12-point lead over her Democratic opponent, incumbent member Jim Matheson, in a new poll from the Salt Lake Tribune. According to the poll, 52 percent of voters in Utah's Fourth District support Love, while 40 percent support Matheson.
Read more... 11:43 AM, Oct 2, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENRepublican House candidate Mia Love of Utah leads her opponent, Democratic congressman Jim Matheson, by six points, according to a new poll from the Deseret News and KSL-TV. Love has 49 percent support in Utah's new Fourth Congressional District, while Matheson has 43 percent support. Here's more from the News:
Read more... 7:16 AM, Sep 28, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENA printed mailer sent out by the Utah Democratic party features what appears to be a darkened photo of Republican House candidate Mia Love. Below is the image of the mailer:
Here's the original photograph, in color:
Read more... 12:50 PM, Sep 26, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENUtah Republican Mia Love has pulled ahead of Democratic congressman Jim Matheson, according to an internal poll released by the Love campaign. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Love leads Matheson 51 percent to 36 percent; the same poll found Matheson leading Love 51 percent to 38 percent in July, before Love's well received address to the Republican National Convention.
Read more... 9:55 AM, Aug 30, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENTampa
Mia Love is a difficult person to interview. The challenge is finding the time to sit down and have a conversation with the Utah Republican and candidate for Congress—she’s one of the most sought-after interview subjects here at the convention.
Read more... 3:00 AM, Aug 28, 2012 • By FRED BARNESTampa
Artur Davis, a former Democratic congressman from Alabama, has been a Republican for only a few months. But his speech tonight at the Republican convention is important because he reflects a major theme of Mitt Romney’s campaign against President Obama and another theme promoted by the GOP.
Read more... A GOP star emerges in the Beehive State.12:40 PM, May 14, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENMia Love, the 36-year-old mayor of Saratoga Springs, Utah and Republican candidate for Congress in the state’s newly created Fourth District, is something of a political anomaly. A conservative and a Mormon, Love would be the first black female Republican in Congress ever.
Read more... 2:22 PM, Apr 23, 2012 • By MICHAEL WARRENThe big headline from this weekend’s Utah Republican convention may have been that Senator Orrin Hatch was forced into a GOP primary against challenger Dan Liljenquist. But perhaps the more surprising development was little known Saratoga Springs mayor Mia Love's overwhelming victory at the convention in her bid to defeat Utah’s only Democratic member of Congress, Jim Matheson.
Read more... 3:38 PM, Mar 16, 2012 • By DANIEL HALPERUtah congressional candidate Mia Love on "talks economics, politics, and the Tea Party," via Ed Morrissey:
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