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Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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Kathleen Anderson

Candidate, Salt Lake County Council At-Large A · Republican

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Salt Lake County

On the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot

Kathleen Anderson is a candidate for Salt Lake County Council At-Large A. The ballot lists Kathleen Anderson, Republican.

Everyone on the ballot for this seat

CandidateParty
Gregory BeglarianConstitution
Kathleen AndersonRepublican
Zach RobinsonDemocratic

Listed in ballot order. Source: Salt Lake County, 2026 general election candidates. 2026 election guide

Background

Kathleen Anderson is a small-business owner and Republican activist running for Salt Lake County Council’s at-large Seat A in 2026. Her political experience includes serving as communications director for the Utah Republican Party and seeking a congressional nomination in 2020 and again in the 2023 special election for Utah’s 2nd District. In a 2026 candidate questionnaire, Anderson also described earlier service as an elementary-school PTA president. Her county campaign emphasizes spending oversight, public access to budgets and votes, and support for local businesses. Her campaign biography describes more than three decades of residence in Salt Lake County.

Source: Anderson campaign: background · Background checked October 22, 2026

In the news

No Utah Ledger stories name Kathleen Anderson yet.

Sources

  1. Salt Lake County, 2026 general election candidates
  2. Anderson campaign: background
  3. Deseret News: congressional candidates (June 2023)
  4. Salt Lake Tribune: council questionnaire (October 2026)

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