Utah governor candidate Phil Lyman announces selection for lieutenant governor

Utah governor candidate Phil Lyman announced Natalie Clawson as his selection for lieutenant governor on Saturday.
Lyman, currently representing District 69 in Utah's House of Representatives, made this decision after a District Court judge deemed his former selection, Layne Bangerter ineligible.
“I am thrilled to be joined by Natalie in this campaign,” Lyman said. “She brings an impressive skill set, connections, integrity, and experience to the office that will be vital as we move Utah back to the right direction.”
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If his running mate was from another Country, I'd understand a lot of scrutiny, but this sounds like a bit of procedural dirty pool, is the governor scared ? or is somebody up on the hill just being petty ?