Here’s where Utah’s 1st Congressional District candidates stand on climate change, abortion and Trump

Lee Castillo (D), center, speaks as he Rep. Rob Bishop (R), and Eric Eliason (United Utah Party) take part in UtahÕs 1st Congressional District Debate, on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018, at Utah State University in Logan.

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