Can Evan McMullin’s so-called ‘cross-partisan coalition’ pull enough voters from Republican Sen. Mike Lee to win?

Evan McMullin ran for president as a ‘principled conservative’ in 2016. Now he’s formed an alliance with Utah Democrats with the hope he can unseat two-term Sen. Mike Lee.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah independent U.S. Senate hopeful Evan McMullin, looking to unseat Sen. Mike Lee, is hosted by a supporter in Lindon on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, as he speaks with a group of invited guests interested to learn more about him while fielding questions about some of Utah’s most pressing issues.

Can Evan McMullin’s so-called ‘cross-partisan coalition’ pull enough voters from Republican Sen. Mike Lee to win?

Evan McMullin ran for president as a ‘principled conservative’ in 2016. Now he’s formed an alliance with Utah Democrats with the hope he can unseat two-term Sen. Mike Lee.

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