Published by Paul Ivinskas
Saturday, October 24, 2026

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Election administration for the Nov. 3 vote

Federal monitors, the Legislature's mail-voting study, voter confidence polling and ballot logistics ahead of Utah's Nov. 3 midterms.

Latest update · October 23, 2026

Poll finds 76% of Utah voters confident in election as DOJ monitors are sent

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson said she welcomes the scrutiny and that at least one monitor is expected in Salt Lake County.

7 stories since October 21, 2026

Timeline

  1. Poll finds 76% of Utah voters confident in election as DOJ monitors are sent
  2. Weber County judge stays on ballot despite panel's recommendation he be removed
  3. Utah mail-in ballots without postage will still be delivered, USPS says
  4. What Utah's mail-voting study found, and what ID checks at drop boxes would cost
  5. Justice Department to send election monitors to Utah for Nov. 3 midterms
  6. Legislature-commissioned study finds no widespread fraud in Utah elections
  7. Utah voters can check judges' performance ratings before the Nov. 3 retention vote

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