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Peter Crosby showed he was a professional problem solver in his debate with Blake Moore at Utah State University, covering solutions he’ll champion on issues from the cost of living to preservation of the Great Salt Lake and the inefficiencies of our current Congress.
During a night when 2nd Congressional District candidates traded shots in the face-off sponsored by the Utah Debate Commission at Utah State University, the challenger landed a game-changing haymaker.
The Utah Debate Commission’s debate for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District, moderated by Heidi Hatch at Utah State University — the only publicly moderated debate of the race. Watch the full broadcast.
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Democrat Peter Crosby trails Republican Representative Blake Moore by 1.7 percentage points in an internal poll conducted for the Utah CD2 race. The survey found Crosby leading among unaffiliated voters, while more than 26% of respondents remained unsure of their choice.
If recent polling is accurate, Democratic congressional candidate Peter Crosby’s race against incumbent U.S. Rep. Blake Moore in the newly redrawn 2nd District of Utah is now a dead heat.
Today, in 2026, I find myself in a position I would not have expected as a young man: not only a Congressional candidate, but a Congressional candidate with the Democratic party.
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The two candidates squared off Tuesday night in a debate for Utah’s most competitive congressional district.
Peter speaks with the press immediately after the Utah Debate Commission’s CD2 debate at Utah State University.
Watch on YouTube ↗ Rep. Blake Moore, R-Utah, and Democrat Peter Crosby met in what was a fairly tame debate Tuesday evening in Logan as they campaign to represent Utah’s 2nd Congressional District.
Peter Crosby and Blake Moore met to debate for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District, where the controversial Stratos Project lies.
Democratic candidate Peter Crosby hasn’t been elected to Congress yet, but is already confident enough to set term limits for himself.
We need a representative who will be honest with us and with themselves about how to best tackle our national debt crisis.
The candidate invites local residents to join that gathering to learn more about his grass-roots campaign against three-term GOP incumbent Rep. Blake Moore in the newly redrawn 2nd Congressional District.
Republican incumbent Blake Moore and Democratic challenger Peter Crosby agree on some issues, like water. But they split on others.
Candidates from local, state and federal races gathered Wednesday evening at Virgil Gibbons Heritage Park in Nibley for a community picnic designed to encourage conversation between voters and those seeking public office.
A Cache Valley Daily profile on why Peter Crosby sees his challenge to three-term Rep. Blake Moore as winnable, pointing to Moore's slipping primary numbers and Northern Utah's growing competitiveness.
In this in-depth interview, Peter Crosby shares his journey from a conservative military family background in rural Utah to running for Congress as a Democrat. He discusses systemic issues in government, healthcare reform, rural health challenges, and the importance of grassroots political engagement.
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Democratic congressional candidate Peter Crosby to host forum at Logan Library.
Discussion about data centers, the influence of money in our current governmental system, briefly touch on DOGE, USAID, corporation accountability, AI, participating in our own government, & women's health.
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Neither U.S. Rep. Blake Moore nor state Rep. Karianne Lisonbee has weighed in. Democrat Peter Crosby said he is worried about the lack of public input.
I believe there are ties that bind us as Americans, truths we hold onto stronger than our culture, our geography, our language.
Our Vote Counts and I sat for a virtual interview and town hall, where we talked about a wide range of issues facing our district and the nation.
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Official statements and announcements from the campaign, and releases issued by organizations endorsing it.
Peter Crosby showed he was a professional problem solver in his debate with Blake Moore at Utah State University, covering solutions he’ll champion on issues from the cost of living to preservation of the Great Salt Lake and the inefficiencies of our current Congress.
Peter Crosby leading Blake Moore by 2.9 points in internal polling conducted this week across Northern Utah. The first time Crosby has led in the race to represent the new seat.
A traditionally safe conservative district is now statistically tied, with Blake Moore leading by 1.7 points in latest Peter Crosby for Congress Campaign internal polling.
Utah’s twelve Indivisible chapters announce a unified statewide endorsement in the CD2 race — the first time the state’s chapters have come together behind a single congressional candidate.
District survey shows 57% voter dissatisfaction with Rep. Moore; 33% of Republicans waver as fresh August polling places state GOP leadership deep in the red.
In response to voter and candidate concern, the Utah Debate Commission has rescheduled the Congressional District 2 Debate to October 13th.
After the release of the general election congressional debate schedule by the Utah Debate Commission, Peter Crosby, Democratic nominee for CD2, is concerned the October 20th debate with Blake Moore falls a full week after mail-in ballots have been sent out.