Utah House District 39

Covers most of Salt Lake County. Includes West Jordan. See it on the map

Where it is

County	Share of the district
Salt Lake County	Nearly all

Cities and towns with their center inside the district: West Jordan. Larger cities can be split among several districts, so a city on this list may be only partly in it.

Worked out from the Utah House district boundaries of the Utah Geospatial Resource Center (downloaded October 15, 2026), simplified for the web. Shares are approximate; to confirm an address, use vote.utah.gov or your county clerk.

Represented by

Ken Ivory (Republican) · in office since January 1, 2011 · Official legislative page

On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot

Drew HowellsDemocratic
Ken IvoryRepublican · incumbent

Candidates in ballot order, as certified by the lieutenant governor. Write-in candidates are not listed.

Bills Ken Ivory sponsored in 2026

11 bills in the 2026 General Session, as chief or floor sponsor: 6 became law. Most recent first.

Bill	Role	Outcome
H.B. 195 Precious Metals Amendments	Chief sponsor	Became law without signature, March 26, 2026
S.B. 44 Statewide Resource Management Plan Amendments	Floor sponsor	Signed by the governor, March 26, 2026
H.B. 546 Public Lands Duty of Care Amendments	Chief sponsor	Signed by the governor, March 25, 2026
S.B. 71 Evidence Retention Amendments	Floor sponsor	Signed by the governor, March 23, 2026
S.B. 286 Interior Designer Amendments	Floor sponsor	Signed by the governor, March 19, 2026
S.B. 100 Federalism Revisions	Floor sponsor	Signed by the governor, March 17, 2026
H.B. 317 Social Health in Public Education Curriculum	Chief sponsor	Did not pass, March 6, 2026
H.B. 362 Tax Payments with Gold	Chief sponsor	Did not pass, March 6, 2026
H.B. 405 State Purchasing Reserve Funding	Chief sponsor	Did not pass, March 6, 2026
H.B. 517 Sensitive Materials	Chief sponsor	Did not pass, March 6, 2026
H.B. 534 Firearm Immunity Amendments	Chief sponsor	Did not pass, March 6, 2026

Source: Utah Legislature bill data, 2026 General Session (le.utah.gov). Appearing as a sponsor is not an endorsement of, or a vote on, a bill. All 2026 bills