SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) – Veteran Senator Orrin Hatch cruised to an easy victory on Tuesday against a Tea Party movement-backed challenger who managed to eke out enough votes at Utah’s Republican nominating convention to force a primary run-off.
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Utah Senator Hatch cruises to victory over Tea Party rival
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