EDITOR’S NOTE: The Washington Post reported that KUTV’s story was not in fact based on a new poll. The Salt Lake Tribune told the Post there is no new poll and speculated that KUTV accidentally ran old poll data in a new story Monday.
Hillary Clinton
Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonTrump to declassify controversial text messages, documents related to Russia probe Hypocrisy in Kavanaugh case enough to set off alarms in DC Clinton: Hard to ignore 'racial subtext of virtually everything Trump says' MORE has a slight lead over Donald Trump
Donald John TrumpOver 100 lawmakers consistently voted against chemical safeguards: study CNN's Anderson Cooper unloads on Trump Jr. for spreading 'idiotic' conspiracy theories about him Cohn: Jamie Dimon would be 'phenomenal' president MORE in deep-red Utah, according to a new poll.
Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonTrump to declassify controversial text messages, documents related to Russia probe Hypocrisy in Kavanaugh case enough to set off alarms in DC Clinton: Hard to ignore 'racial subtext of virtually everything Trump says' MORE has a slight lead over Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpOver 100 lawmakers consistently voted against chemical safeguards: study CNN's Anderson Cooper unloads on Trump Jr. for spreading 'idiotic' conspiracy theories about him Cohn: Jamie Dimon would be 'phenomenal' president MORE in deep-red Utah, according to a new poll.Clinton has 36 percent support in the state to Trump's 35 percent in a Hinckley Institute-Salt Lake Tribune poll, according to a report Monday from CBS affiliate KUTV.
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Utah has gone to the Republican nominee in each of the last 12 presidential elections, but polls have shown a close race this year.
Trump has faced pushback from Utah's considerable Mormon population, and he's been repeatedly criticized by Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee and a Utah resident.
Updated at 10:18 a.m.
