Utah’s Republican supermajority Legislature is tasked with redrawing the congressional map it adopted in 2021, but it appears that one of the chief complaints of that map will remain — at least in some form. Salt Lake County will stay divided. Utahns got their first look at new maps on Sept. 22, when the 10-member Legislative Redistricting Committee released five potential options . To put it simply, that’s because Salt Lake County’s population is greater than that of a single congressional district. Constitutional requirements and, B, with the top-tier requirements of [Proposition 4], which is minimizing population deviations while still keeping Salt Lake County intact,” he said.