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Will the margin of victory for Republicans in the Utah's 2nd District House election be at least 12 percentage points?

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The question asks whether the Republican margin of victory in Utah's 2nd District House election will be at least 12 percentage points. The district is described as 'solidly Republican' Aljazeera article, which strongly suggests a safe seat where the Republican candidate, Blake Moore, is heavily favored. In such districts, margins are typically large, often exceeding 12 points. The primary election results show Moore winning 58.3% of the vote against a single opponent Aljazeera article, indicating strong party support. While the general election opponent, Democrat Peter Crosby, is not further described, the district's solid Republican lean makes a double-digit victory very likely. There is no evidence of a competitive race or unusual circumstances that would narrow the margin. Therefore, the probability is high, though not certain, as unforeseen factors (e.g., a uniquely strong Democratic campaign or national wave) could reduce the margin. The other articles [2-6] are unrelated to this specific election and do not affect the assessment.

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  1. Aljazeera article — What to know about Tuesday’s primary elections in Maryland, Utah, New York