Utah state Rep. Trevor Lee, who championed the state's law restricting Pride flags in schools, lost his primary race to Bob Stevenson in a significant rebuke from voters in his own district. Lee had made the flag restriction a centerpiece of his political platform over four years, celebrating his success in moving the state 'meaningfully to the right' even as he faced primary defeat. The loss suggests voter fatigue with anti-LGBTQ+ culture war initiatives, at least in this Utah district—a notable shift in a conservative state where such restrictions had been politically viable.