US EditionUS Rep. John Curtis says he won't run to succeed Mitt Romney as Utah senator
- Rep. John Curtis is choosing not to run for reelection, stating that he wants to finish his current job representing Utah's 3rd Congressional District.
- With Curtis out of the race, attention turns to potential candidates to replace Senator Mitt Romney, including Republican Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson.
- Wilson has already raised $2.2 million for his campaign and blames President Joe Biden's administration for inflation, immigration problems, and high gasoline prices.
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US Rep. John Curtis says he won't run to succeed Mitt Romney as Utah senator
By MEAD GRUVER Associated Press Utah U.S. Rep. John Curtis says he will not run to succeed Mitt Romney in the Senate. The announcement leaves the race to replace Romney clear of one of Utah’s best known Republicans. Curtis is a former mayor of the city of Provo. He’s been in Congress since 2017. In
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