Utah Governor Spencer Cox faced criticism for sending a campaign email featuring photos of a memorial service at Arlington National Cemetery, which he attended with former President Donald Trump. Federal law prohibits the use of military cemeteries for political purposes, and the email, which solicited campaign donations, was seen as a violation. Cox apologized, stating the email did not go through proper channels and should not have been sent. The incident highlights tensions around the politicization of military events and has led to broader discussions about appropriate conduct at such ceremonies. Trump’s campaign also faced criticism for allegedly taking unauthorized photos during the event. Cox, who recently expressed support for Trump despite previous reservations, is expected to win reelection comfortably in the Republican-dominated state.