Five new staffers will start work in Utah early next week, according to the source, and visits from surrogates will increase in the final weeks of the campaign.

The moves signal a growing confidence that Utah, a state that has not voted for a Democrat in the presidential election since 1964, could end up in Clinton’s column on Election Day.

Clinton’s campaign has eyed Utah as a possible expansion state for months, given Donald Trump’s struggles with Mormon voters and the success of third-party candidate Evan McMullin. These moves, first reported by Buzzfeed, are just the latest step in their effort to turn the state blue.

McMullin surge threatens to squeeze Trump’s already narrow path to victory
Clinton’s campaign has organized a Mormons for Hillary group in the state and opened an office in Salt Lake City earlier this year.