If there is one state where a pro-Romney wave could unseat a Democratic incumbent, it’s in heavily Mormon Utah. Romney could win three-fourths of the vote, and a Romney romp could cost the state’s lone Democratic congressman, Jim Matheson, his seat. His opponent, Tea Party favorite Mia Love, is mayor of Saratoga Springs, the first black female mayor in Utah history. If she beats Matheson, she would become the first black Republican woman to serve in Congress and the first African American Mormon lawmaker.
Will Obama Sink Matheson?
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| 2 | | If there is one state where a pro-Romney wave could unseat a Democratic incumbent, it’s in heavily Mormon Utah. Romney could win three-fourths of the vote, and a Romney romp could cost the state’s lone Democratic congressman, Jim Matheson, his seat. His opponent, Tea Party favorite Mia Love, is mayor of Saratoga Springs, the first black female mayor in Utah history. If she beats Matheson, she would become the first black Republican woman to serve in Congress and the first African American Mormon lawmaker.
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