Republican Utah lawmaker Phil Lyman is running for Utah governor in 2024, challenging incumbent Gov. Spencer Cox in a GOP primary.
The Republican state lawmaker — who has embraced evidence-free claims of election fraud following the 2020 election — made his announcement on Monday afternoon.
Republican state Rep. Phil Lyman is challenging incumbent Gov. Spencer Cox for the GOP gubernatorial nomination next year. If we find ourselves with a government that conjures emergencies to trample our rights, then in our republic, we have the right to choose new leaders. I believe we have better roads ahead, and I’m asking my fellow Utahns for your vote for Governor.Even before he officially announced he was joining the race, the far-right Utah Patriots militia group was fundraising for Lyman’s upcoming campaign,Lyman is solidly on the far-right politically.
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