U.S. Rep. Blake Moore and Democratic challenger Peter Crosby faced off in their final debate Tuesday night, with Moore defending his congressional record and Crosby arguing the incumbent lacks courage on key votes. The debate covered issues including data centers, Great Salt Lake preservation, tariffs, and solar power.

Moore, a Latter-day Saint representing Utah's 2nd District, emphasized his bipartisan work and committee assignments. Crosby challenged Moore's voting record and positioned himself as willing to take harder stances on contentious issues. The race is considered safely Republican.

The debate took place weeks before the November 2026 election in a district that includes parts of northern Utah.