A conservative Utah State Board of Education member who faced calls to resign after bullying a student on social media lost her nomination for reelection. She fell short of the delegate votes needed to secure her position.
SALT LAKE CITY — A conservative Utah State Board of Education member who faced calls to resign after lawmakers said she bullied a student on social media lost her nomination for reelection Saturday.
Unlike Bollinger, Cline did not gather voter signatures — a backdoor path to appear on Utah’s primary ballot in June if a candidate doesn’t win their party’s nomination. The deadline to collect signatures has passed.
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