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WASHINGTON - Sen. Hillary Clinton won't be visiting Utah in advance of the state's presidential primary, but she will hold a satellite town hall meeting with the Super Tuesday states, including Utah.
The Clinton campaign will host a town hall forum Monday at 7 p.m. at Salt Lake City's City-County Building, where at least one person will be able to ask Clinton a question via satellite.
"It's important that voters in Utah really get to have that conversation with Hillary Clinton," says Donald Dunn, former Utah Democratic Party chairman and Clinton's Utah representative.
Clinton herself will not make an appearance in the state, though she has sent her husband, former President Clinton, and daughter, Chelsea, to stump for her. Voters interested in attending the town hall forum in Utah and asking a question can log onto Clinton's Web site, hillaryclinton.com, and submit questions there.
- Thomas Burr
