Annette McRae
Candidate, Utah Senate, District 20 · Forward
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On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot
Annette McRae is a candidate for Utah Senate, District 20. The ballot lists Annette McRae, Forward. The district covers all or part of Daggett, Duchesne, Summit, Uintah and Wasatch counties.
Everyone on the ballot for this seat
| Candidate | Party |
|---|---|
| Ronald M Winterton | Republican |
| Annette McRae | Forward |
Background, as reported
The Tribune's questionnaire does not list McRae's occupation, prior office or education. She is running under the Forward Party banner against Republican incumbent Ronald Winterton for a seat covering parts of Summit and Wasatch counties and the eastern part of the state. [1]
In their own words: the Tribune questionnaire
McRae wrote that voters feel shut out when major decisions are made behind closed doors. On affordability, she wrote that Utah must grow more of what Utah eats and strengthen local supply chains, and that she would advance affordable housing through rebuild-first programs. On water, she wrote that Utah should budget water by basin before approving growth. Her other priority was to repeal SB258, end preliminary municipalities and return land-use decisions to elected cities and counties. [1]
The candidate answered against on Constitutional Amendment A (publishing proposed amendments on state websites) and against on Amendment B (60 percent voter approval for citizen initiatives that raise taxes). [1]
Profile sources
In the news
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Annette McRae and Ronald Winterton are running for Utah Senate District 20
McRae, of the Forward Party, answered Utah Public Radio's survey, while Republican incumbent Winterton did not respond.