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Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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Utah House District 63

Covers most of Utah County. Includes Spanish Fork, Springville and Mapleton. See it on the map

Where it is

CountyShare of the district
Utah CountyNearly all

Cities and towns with their center inside the district: Spanish Fork, Springville and Mapleton. 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

Stephen L. Whyte (Republican) · in office since November 9, 2021 Appointed · Official legislative page

On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot

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

Bills Stephen L. Whyte sponsored in 2026

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

BillRoleOutcome
H.B. 448 Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind AmendmentsChief sponsorSigned by the governor, March 26, 2026
S.B. 2 Public Education Budget AmendmentsFloor sponsorSigned by the governor, March 26, 2026
H.B. 171 Physician Assistant AmendmentsChief sponsorSigned by the governor, March 17, 2026
H.C.R. 6 Concurrent Resolution Regarding the Utah Housing Strategic PlanChief sponsorSigned by the governor, March 17, 2026
S.B. 39 Investment Zones AmendmentsFloor sponsorSigned by the governor, March 17, 2026
H.B. 1 Public Education Base Budget AmendmentsChief sponsorSigned by the governor, January 31, 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