This map shows the mean center of population and employment for the Greater Salt Lake Economic Region. ... This region hosts 2% of Utah's population and 1.5% of its jobs. Uinta Basin.

Utah’s increasing population has led to some growing pains, including a housing shortage, but may lead to more power in Washington, D.C. Three groups that follow reapportionment predict Utah ...

A map showing population changes in Utah. The population shifts will impact where political boundaries ultimately land. The legislature's committee must have the districts represent a fairly-equal ...

Utah’s political maps will change dramatically in when redistricting is done, ... several counties in Southeast Utah lost population. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now ...

Voters cast their ballots at Trolley Square in Salt Lake City on Nov. 3, 2020. With 2020 Census data in hand, Utah is in the middle of creating new voting district maps for the next 10 years.

Utah lawmakers are preparing for the once-a-decade process of redrawing Utah's political maps. Disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic means they'll have weeks instead of months to finish the job.

The Beehive State’s population grew by 1.2%, which is the tenth-highest growth by state, according to the report. Nearly 3.4 million people call Utah home, compared to 3.3 million in 2020 ...

After the 2000 census, Utah’s state legislature redrew the electoral map so that the state’s only Democratic representative in Congress, Rep. Jim Matheson, was moved outside his Salt Lake City-based ...

The Utah Independent Redistricting Commission has presented its proposed redistricting maps to state lawmakers after spending months crunching U. S. Census data, seeking feedback, and holding ...

A map crafted by state legislators would make Utah's four House districts all safe terrain for Republicans, analyst Nathan L. Gonzales says.

Utah’s population swelled by an estimated 52,820 people - equivalent to adding a city the size of Herriman - during the fiscal year that ended July 1, 2020, as a yearslong economic boom ended ...

A historic shift took place in San Juan County, Utah, on Tuesday, when more than 100 years of control by white conservatives on the county commission came to an end.