Utah's Republican delegates are meeting in Salt Lake City to select the party's nominees for the 2024 elections for federal, statewide and statehouse races.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY —  Utah 's newest member of Congress narrowly earned enough support from delegates to avoid losing her seat and will advance to the June primary election.</p><p>Rep.
 Mike Lee, who joined him on stage at Saturday's convention, but it wasn't enough for Jenkins to eliminate Maloy at the convention.</p><p>Instead, both will face off in the primary.
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