With the Republican special primary in the rearview, Republican Celeste Maloy and Democrat Kathleen Riebe prepare their general election strategies.
that he would step down to care for his wife who suffered a stroke last year — has been a whirlwind for everyone involved.
"I'm not planning on changing my message at all," Maloy told KSL.com. "There's not much I can change, nor is there anything I really want to change. My message is still nerdy, but the structure of our government matters. ... And I want to help restore balance to those separations. The executive branch is too powerful and doesn't have enough checks. The legislative branch needs to step up and act as a check.
Her plan is to reassure all voters that her door will be open, and — especially for those who live off the Wasatch Front — they will have representation they can relate to. "Frankly, it would have been a very different race" had Edwards won, Gardner-Puschak told KSL.com Thursday, adding that he expects Maloy to continue running to the right in the general election.
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