Celeste Maloy to remain on GOP’s special primary election ballot to replace Rep. Chris Stewart, judge rules

Third District Judge Andrew Stone denied the request for a temporary restraining order to remove Maloy’s name from Republcan’s ballots in September’s special congressional primary election.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Attorney Lance Sorenson at a hearing on a lawsuit by R. Quin Denning, far right, seeking to remove Celeste Maloy as a candidate in the race to replace Rep. Chris Stewart in Congress, in Salt Lake City on Monday, July 31, 2023.

Celeste Maloy to remain on GOP’s special primary election ballot to replace Rep. Chris Stewart, judge rules

Third District Judge Andrew Stone denied the request for a temporary restraining order to remove Maloy’s name from Republcan’s ballots in September’s special congressional primary election.

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