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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

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2026 election guide

Utah election night results

Unofficial results for the Nov. 3, 2026 general election, copied from the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Office, election results. Last updated 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4.

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Counts are unofficial. Counties keep counting ballots received by 8 p.m. Election Day, so totals will change. Counties certify first, then the state canvass on Nov. 23. We name a winner only when an official source or the Associated Press does, and say which.

U.S. House

1st Congressional District

Most of Salt Lake County, including Salt Lake City.

AP called the race for Ben McAdams (FOX 13, Nov. 3)

CandidateVotesShare
Jesse West (Libertarian)3,6032.0%
Ben McAdams (Democratic) · leading128,96171.9%
Elias Henry Montgomery (Unaffiliated)2,2701.3%
Riley Owen (Republican)44,60724.9%
Margin: 84,354 votes

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2nd Congressional District

Box Elder, Cache, Davis and Rich counties and part of Weber County.

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

CandidateVotesShare
Peter Crosby (Democratic)83,21143.2%
Daniel Cottam (Libertarian)3,0771.6%
Robert M. Moesinger (Unaffiliated)4,8162.5%
Blake Moore (Republican) · leading95,92649.8%
Carlton E. Bowen (Independent American)5,6352.9%
Margin: 12,715 votes

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3rd Congressional District

Eastern and southern Utah: Beaver, Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Iron, Kane, Morgan, Piute, San Juan, Summit, Uintah, Wasatch, Washington and Wayne counties, plus parts of Utah and Weber counties, including Provo and Orem.

AP called the race for Celeste Maloy (KUTV, Nov. 3)

CandidateVotesShare
Kent S. Udell (Democratic)59,89935.4%
Cassie Easley (Constitution)4,6362.7%
Celeste Maloy (Republican) · leading97,97457.9%
Ayden Scott (Unaffiliated)2,4281.4%
Michael R. Stoddard (Libertarian)3,2131.9%
Adonis Hooslyn (Unaffiliated)9870.6%
Margin: 38,075 votes

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4th Congressional District

Juab, Millard, Sanpete, Sevier and Tooele counties and parts of Salt Lake and Utah counties, including Draper, Sandy and South Jordan.

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

CandidateVotesShare
Taylor Wright (Libertarian)4,6402.8%
Jonny Larsen (Democratic)69,73541.6%
Steven Burt (Unaffiliated)6,2993.8%
Mike Kennedy (Republican) · leading87,00251.9%
Margin: 17,267 votes

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Constitutional amendments

Constitutional Amendment A: How proposed amendments are published

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes · leading412,59260.2%
No272,73339.8%
Margin: 139,859 votes

A majority of voters voting on the amendment decides it. What the amendment does →

Constitutional Amendment B: 60% vote for citizen initiatives that raise taxes

AP called Amendment B as failing (FOX 13, Nov. 3)

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes260,75537.7%
No · leading430,90862.3%
Margin: 170,153 votes

A majority of voters voting on the amendment decides it. What the amendment does →

Judge retention

Voters decide whether to retain 7 appellate judges. Results are by judge.

Jill M. Pohlman

Utah Supreme Court

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes · leading486,23177.6%
No140,67522.4%
Margin: 345,556 votes

Michele M. Christiansen Forster

Utah Court of Appeals

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes · leading491,63179.7%
No125,41720.3%
Margin: 366,214 votes

David Ned Mortensen

Utah Court of Appeals

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes · leading475,75077.5%
No138,49322.5%
Margin: 337,257 votes

John David Luthy

Utah Court of Appeals

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes · leading443,21972.6%
No167,67527.4%
Margin: 275,544 votes

Ryan M. Harris

Utah Court of Appeals

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes · leading467,36676.5%
No143,88423.5%
Margin: 323,482 votes

Amy Jo Oliver

Utah Court of Appeals

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes · leading458,68774.8%
No154,21225.2%
Margin: 304,475 votes

Gregory Keith Orme

Utah Court of Appeals

Unofficial · as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4

ChoiceVotesShare
Yes · leading477,31978.0%
No134,45322.0%
Margin: 342,866 votes

Utah Legislature

Unofficial count as of 1:42 a.m. MT, Nov 4. "Leading" is the top vote-getter, not a call. Seats not listed were not on the ballot.

SeatLeadingShareNextMargin
Senate District 1Scott Sandall (Republican, incumbent)65.2%Claudia Bigler (Democratic) 26.6%10,865
Senate District 5CJ Christina Hernandez (Democratic)57.3%Jill F. Koford (Republican) 42.7%3,479
Senate District 6Tami Tran (Republican)55.9%Jared Neal (Democratic) 37.0%4,588
Senate District 7Stephanie Hollist (Republican)56.0%Garret Rushforth (Democratic) 39.1%4,978
Senate District 9Jen Plumb (Democratic, incumbent)84.8%Thaddeus A Evans (Republican) 12.5%20,670
Senate District 11Emily Buss (Forward, incumbent)50.6%Brooks Benson (Republican) 49.4%232
Senate District 12Karen Kwan (Democratic, incumbent)68.3%Deidre Tyler (Republican) 31.7%6,514
Senate District 13Silvia Catten (Democratic)77.7%Ryan L. Mahoney (Republican) 18.8%13,964
Senate District 14Stephanie Pitcher (Democratic, incumbent)Unopposed——
Senate District 18Doug Fiefia (Republican)55.5%A, Dane Anderson (Democratic) 44.5%2,276
Senate District 19Shana Anderson (Democratic)56.9%Kirk Cullimore (Republican, incumbent) 43.1%4,188
Senate District 20Ronald M Winterton (Republican, incumbent)64.6%Annette McRae (Forward) 35.4%7,834
Senate District 21Brady Brammer (Republican, incumbent)56.1%Kandee Myers (Democratic) 30.1%5,536
Senate District 23Keith Grover (Republican, incumbent)53.8%Tucker Smith (Democratic) 46.2%1,189
Senate District 28Evan J Vickers (Republican, incumbent)75.4%Richard S Robillard (Democratic) 24.6%13,779
SeatLeadingShareNextMargin
House District 1Thomas Peterson (Republican, incumbent)69.6%Chris Reid (Democratic) 21.4%5,741
House District 2Mike Petersen (Republican)60.7%Barbara J. Haggerty (Democratic) 39.3%2,009
House District 3Patrick Belmont (Unaffiliated)58.8%Jason E. Thompson (Republican, incumbent) 41.2%1,348
House District 4Zane Woolstenhulme (Democratic)51.8%Tiara Auxier (Republican, incumbent) 48.2%326
House District 5Casey Snider (Republican, incumbent)63.0%Kendra Penry (Democratic) 37.0%2,642
House District 6Rob Bishop (Republican, incumbent)68.4%James Rich (Forward) 31.6%4,216
House District 7Ryan D. Wilcox (Republican, incumbent)52.1%Bianca Mittendorf (Democratic) 47.9%416
House District 8Kim James (Democratic)50.2%Jason B Kyle (Republican, incumbent) 46.0%497
House District 9Angela Choberka (Democratic)53.7%Jake Sawyer (Republican, incumbent) 46.3%636
House District 10Rosemary T Lesser (Democratic)62.9%Jim Alvey (Republican) 37.1%2,329
House District 11Katy Hall (Republican, incumbent)50.5%Dave Calder (Democratic) 49.5%96
House District 12Mike Schultz (Republican, incumbent)56.7%Anna Graff (Democratic) 43.3%1,398
House District 13Erik R. Craythorne (Republican)52.7%Jeffrey Anderson (Democratic) 40.7%1,133
House District 14John Taylor (Republican)54.4%Brandon Young (Democratic) 45.6%772
House District 15Ariel Defay (Republican, incumbent)59.9%Anne Berbert (Democratic) 40.1%2,034
House District 16Bob J Stevenson (Republican)51.0%Abigail Treasure (Democratic) 49.0%192
House District 17Lili Bitner (Republican)58.1%Eric Last (Democratic) 41.9%1,744
House District 18Paul Cutler (Republican, incumbent)58.5%Scott Troxel (Democratic) 41.5%1,903
House District 19Raymond P. Ward (Republican, incumbent)Unopposed——
House District 20Phil Graves (Democratic)52.0%Melissa Ballard (Republican, incumbent) 48.0%358
House District 21Stephen Otterstrom (Democratic)Unopposed——
House District 22Jen Dailey-provost (Democratic)87.4%Char Varga (Republican) 12.6%8,669
House District 23Hoang Nguyen (Democratic, incumbent)82.8%Franklin D. Robinson (Republican) 15.0%10,393
House District 24Grant Amjad Miller (Democratic, incumbent)89.7%Braeden J. Oswald (Republican) 10.3%8,756
House District 25Angela Romero (Democratic, incumbent)77.4%Richard T Nowak (Republican) 22.6%2,719
House District 26Michael E Finch (Democratic)66.1%Matt Macpherson (Republican, incumbent) 33.9%2,378
House District 27Liz Oates (Democratic)63.8%Anthony Loubet (Republican, incumbent) 36.2%2,057
House District 28Nicholeen Peck (Republican, incumbent)52.8%Anita Dalrymple (Democratic) 39.9%1,058
House District 29Sheldon Birch (Republican)67.3%Sara Snow (Democratic) 23.9%4,163
House District 30Jake Fitisemanu (Democratic, incumbent)65.5%Dave Parke (Republican) 34.5%2,438
House District 31Verona Mauga (Democratic, incumbent)70.1%Melody Jones (Republican) 29.9%2,697
House District 32Sahara Hayes (Democratic, incumbent)82.8%Aileen Hampton (Republican) 17.2%6,294
House District 33Doug Owens (Democratic, incumbent)78.0%Anna Reeves (Republican) 22.0%8,240
House District 34Julie Jackson (Democratic)Unopposed——
House District 35Rosalba Dominguez (Democratic, incumbent)66.9%Monique I. Ketcham (Republican) 33.1%3,330
House District 36Blake Townsend (Democratic)54.7%Jim Dunnigan (Republican) 45.3%946
House District 37Ashlee Matthews (Democratic, incumbent)65.5%Casey Saxton (Republican) 34.5%2,008
House District 38Sergio Sotelo (Unaffiliated)57.8%Chris McConnehey (Republican) 42.2%1,099
House District 39Drew Howells (Democratic)60.1%Ken Ivory (Republican, incumbent) 39.9%1,705
House District 40Andrew Stoddard (Democratic, incumbent)Unopposed——
House District 41John Arthur (Democratic, incumbent)67.9%Darren Croft (Republican) 32.1%5,147
House District 42Iva Williams (Democratic)55.7%Clint Okerlund (Republican) 44.3%1,599
House District 43Ofa Matagi (Democratic)56.3%Steve Eliason (Republican, incumbent) 43.7%1,343
House District 44Jess Birtcher (Democratic)54.1%Jordan Teuscher (Republican, incumbent) 45.9%892
House District 45Tracy Miller (Republican, incumbent)52.1%Rod Moser (Democratic) 47.9%434
House District 46Cal Roberts (Republican)52.9%Braxten Rutherford (Democratic) 47.1%536
House District 47Mark A. Strong (Republican, incumbent)Unopposed——
House District 48Benyde Walker (Democratic)52.0%Jake Hunsaker (Republican) 48.0%374
House District 49Candice B. Pierucci (Republican, incumbent)51.4%Lillian Bowles (Democratic) 48.6%219
House District 50Stephanie Gricius (Republican, incumbent)56.8%Kristin Meyer (Democratic) 43.2%816
House District 51Leah Hansen (Republican, incumbent)53.4%Brett Nielsen (Democratic) 46.6%517
House District 52Cory Maloy (Republican, incumbent)51.8%Nicole Melling (Democratic) 47.1%321
House District 53Kay J. Christofferson (Republican, incumbent)51.6%John Boyd (Forward) 31.3%1,506
House District 54Kristen S. Chevrier (Republican, incumbent)65.8%Kristina Robinson (Democratic) 34.2%2,753
House District 55Jon Hawkins (Republican, incumbent)62.8%Travis Hysell (Democratic) 37.2%1,970
House District 56Val L. Peterson (Republican, incumbent)55.3%Natassja Grossman (Democratic) 44.7%604
House District 57Nelson Abbott (Republican, incumbent)80.8%Write-in (—) 19.2%3,157
House District 58David Shallenberger (Republican, incumbent)61.7%Karli Black (Democratic) 38.3%2,168
House District 59Celeste T. Johnson (Democratic)50.1%Luke Searle (Republican) 49.9%25
House District 60Grant Pace (Republican, incumbent)Unopposed——
House District 61Lisa Shepherd (Republican, incumbent)49.5%Alan Jimenez (Democratic) 47.3%125
House District 62David Chappell (Democratic)55.4%Norm Thurston (Republican) 44.6%563
House District 63Stephen L. Whyte (Republican, incumbent)63.7%Mark Youngquist (Democratic) 27.6%3,107
House District 64Jackie Larson (Republican, incumbent)62.2%Alan Wessman (Unaffiliated) 37.8%1,869
House District 65Doug Welton (Republican, incumbent)Unopposed——
House District 66Troy Shelley (Republican, incumbent)73.0%Breanne Mashek (Democratic) 17.8%5,246
House District 67Jr Bird (Republican)74.9%Carl Ingwell (Democratic) 25.1%5,224
House District 68Scott H Chew (Republican, incumbent)84.5%Sonya Ray (Constitution) 15.5%7,331
House District 69Logan J. Monson (Republican, incumbent)59.2%Tracie Yellowman Tso (Democratic) 40.8%2,275
House District 70Carl R. Albrecht (Republican, incumbent)82.6%Stacey D. Pendergraft (Democratic) 15.3%7,654
House District 71Rex P Shipp (Republican, incumbent)69.2%Thomas Loveheart (Democratic) 30.8%3,905
House District 72Joseph Elison (Republican, incumbent)68.1%Eva M Weldon (Democratic) 27.2%4,856
House District 73Colin W. Jack (Republican, incumbent)68.7%Glenn D Webb (Democratic) 31.3%3,481
House District 74R. Neil Walter (Republican, incumbent)64.9%Jeffrey N Lipe (Democratic) 35.1%3,802
House District 75Walt Brooks (Republican, incumbent)69.2%Rebecca Winsor (Democratic) 30.8%3,481

State Board of Education

SeatLeadingShareNextMargin
District District 1Jennie Earl (Republican, incumbent)64.8%Cathy Callow-heusser (Democratic) 35.2%14,816
District District 2Kacee Weaver (Democratic)Unopposed——
District District 4Leann Wood (Republican, incumbent)Unopposed——
District District 5Sarah Reale (Democratic, incumbent)Unopposed——
District District 7 (2-Year Term)James Martin (Democratic)60.3%Erin Longacre (Republican, incumbent) 39.7%12,308
District District 8Araueni Olivares (Democratic)54.9%Nicole McDermott (Republican) 45.1%3,882
District District 11Tracy J. Nuttall (Republican)61.3%Lacey Peterson (Democratic) 38.7%8,338
District District 14Linda Hanks (Republican)Unopposed——

County and local races

Full results for county and local races are on the state results site and your county's. Candidates for each seat are in our politicians and candidates directory.