Phil Lyman announced Tuesday he is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to disqualify Gov. Spencer Cox's bid for reelection, appealing an earlier decision from Utah's high court that shot down his attempts to install himself as the Republican nominee for governor.

Phil Lyman is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to disqualify Gov. Spencer Cox's reelection bid, appealing a Utah Supreme Court decision that shot down his attempt to make him the governor.

Utah Rep. Phil Lyman appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court over Gov. Spencer Cox's eligibility following a primary election result dispute.

Phil Lyman asked his Utah House colleagues this week to convene an emergency session of the Legislature to disqualify Gov. Spencer Cox from the 2024 ballot. The suggestion was swatted down by House Speaker Mike Schultz.

Write-in candidate for Utah governor Phil Lyman announced on Tuesday he had filed an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to toss out the state’s gubernatorial primary election and make himself the Republican Party nominee.

Two months after the Utah Supreme Court rejected Utah Rep. Phil Lyman's petition to annul the results of the state's 2024 Republican primary election, the write-in candidate for governor has taken the fight to the highest court in the nation.

After losing at the Utah Supreme Court, Republican write-in candidate Phil Lyman asks U.S. Supreme Court justices to disqualify Spencer Cox from the 2024 election and to name him the GOP nominee.