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He voted to impeach Trump and flipped a red seat, but is he progressive enough for 2026?

Summary by Salt Lake Tribune
When he ran for Congress twice before in a Republican district, Ben McAdams built his brand around being a nonthreatening, consensus-building moderate who distanced himself from the party’s establishment to work across parties.

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He voted to impeach Trump and flipped a red seat, but is he progressive enough for 2026?

When he ran for Congress twice before in a Republican district, Ben McAdams built his brand around being a nonthreatening, consensus-building moderate who distanced himself from the party’s establishment to work across parties.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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