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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Utah, on the record.

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Politics

Who represents Utahns

Utah's statewide officers, its members of Congress and the leaders of the Legislature, with a link to each official's page.

Some of these offices were on the Nov. 3 ballot. Results are unofficial until counties certify them and the state canvass on Nov. 23, and this list shows who holds each office now. See the unofficial results.

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Statewide officers

None of these offices is on the 2026 ballot.

OfficeNameParty
GovernorSpencer J. CoxRepublican
Lieutenant governorDeidre M. HendersonRepublican
Attorney generalDerek BrownRepublican
State auditorTina CannonRepublican
State treasurerMarlo OaksRepublican

U.S. Senate

Neither Senate seat is on the 2026 ballot.

OfficeNameParty
U.S. senatorMike LeeRepublican
U.S. senatorJohn CurtisRepublican

U.S. House

Members serve the districts drawn in 2021 until Jan. 3, 2027. The Nov. 3 election uses a new court-ordered map, so the district numbers on the ballot cover different areas.

OfficeNameParty
1st DistrictBlake Moore
Running in the new 2nd District
Republican
2nd DistrictCeleste Maloy
Running in the new 3rd District
Republican
3rd DistrictMike Kennedy
Running in the new 4th District
Republican
4th DistrictBurgess Owens
Not seeking reelection
Republican

Legislative leadership

Leaders serve through the 2025-2026 term. Senate President Stuart Adams lost his June primary and leaves the Senate at the end of the year. Senate Republicans choose his successor after the November election.

OfficeNameParty
Senate president
Senate District 7
J. Stuart AdamsRepublican
Senate majority leader
Senate District 19
Kirk A. CullimoreRepublican
Senate majority whip
Senate District 2
Chris H. WilsonRepublican
Senate minority leader
Senate District 10
Luz EscamillaDemocratic
Senate minority whip
Senate District 12
Karen KwanDemocratic
House speaker
House District 12
Mike SchultzRepublican
House majority leader
House District 5
Casey SniderRepublican
House majority whip
House District 49
Candice PierucciRepublican
House minority leader
House District 25
Angela RomeroDemocratic
House minority whip
House District 22
Jennifer Dailey-ProvostDemocratic

Sources

  1. Utah.gov, Utah's Elected Officials
  2. Ballotpedia, Utah state executive offices (party affiliation)
  3. Ballotpedia, Marlo Oaks
  4. U.S. Senate, Senators from Utah
  5. U.S. House of Representatives, Directory of Representatives
  6. Utah Senate, Leadership
  7. Utah House of Representatives, House Leadership
  8. Utah House, "Utah House Majority Caucus Elects New Leadership Members," June 3, 2025
  9. Utah Lieutenant Governor's Office, Amended 2026 General Election Certification (PDF)
  10. KUER, "Rep. Burgess Owens won't seek reelection in 2026," March 4, 2026
  11. Utah News Dispatch, "End of the Adams era," July 22, 2026

Accurate as of October 14, 2026.