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Utah Elected Officials & 2026 Candidates
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UtahDates for November 3
Download calendar ↓Partial coverage: only the dated entries below have been checked. Confirm other deadlines and exceptions with your election office.
| Action | Date | Details and source |
|---|---|---|
| Register online | 2 days left | Registration must reach the county clerk by 5 p.m.; same-day options remain. Official source ↗ |
| Register by mail | 2 days left | Registration must be received by 5 p.m.; late voters can register at a voting location. Official source ↗ |
| Register in person | 13 days left | After the regular deadline, register at an Election Day voting location with two forms of ID. Official source ↗ |
| Early voting begins | Passed | Published in-person early voting begins; confirm county schedules. Official source ↗ |
| Request mail ballot | 6 days left | Last regular day to request a ballot; military/overseas rules differ. Official source ↗ |
Checked 2026-10-16. Confirm local details and exceptions with your election office.
Lieutenant Governor
County Clerk administer elections across 29 reported local jurisdictions. Get the source profile, registration guide, rules, and calendar.
Governor of Utah
A permanent office record joined to the current holder and official government website.

Spencer Cox
Current roster matched to the official office website
Who represents Utah in Washington?
Each link opens the permanent seat record—not a temporary biography—so history survives elections and vacancies.
- Senate · Class 1John R. CurtisNovember 5, 2030 election · sourced record

Republican Party
- Senate · Class 3Mike LeeNovember 7, 2028 election · sourced record

Republican Party
- House · District 1Blake D. MooreNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

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- House · District 2Celeste MaloyNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

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- House · District 3Mike KennedyNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

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- House · District 4Burgess OwensNovember 3, 2026 election · sourced record

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103 current legislators across 104 permanent offices
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- State House · District 1Tom Peterson801-538-1029

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- State House · District 2Mike Petersen801-538-1029

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- State House · District 3Jason Thompson801-538-1029

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- State House · District 4Tiara Auxier801-538-1029

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- State House · District 5Casey Snider801-538-1029

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- RBState House · District 6Rob Bishop801-538-1029
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- State House · District 7Ryan Wilcox801-538-1029

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- State House · District 8Jason Kyle801-538-1029

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- State House · District 9Jake Sawyer801-538-1029

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- State House · District 10Jill Koford801-538-1029

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- State House · District 11Katy Hall801-538-1029

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- State House · District 12Mike Schultz801-538-1029

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- State House · District 13Karen Peterson801-538-1029

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- State House · District 14Karianne Lisonbee801-538-1029

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- State House · District 15Ariel Defay801-538-1029

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- —State House · District 16Current holder unverifiedSource gap; vacancy is not established
- State House · District 17Stewart Barlow801-538-1029

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- State House · District 18Paul Cutler801-538-1029

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- State House · District 19Ray Ward801-538-1029

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- State House · District 20Melissa Ballard801-538-1029

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- State House · District 21Sandra Hollins801-538-1029

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- State House · District 22Jen Dailey-Provost801-538-1029

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- State House · District 23Hoang Nguyen801-538-1029

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- State House · District 24Grant Miller801-538-1029

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- State House · District 25Angela Romero801-538-1029

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- State House · District 26Matt MacPherson801-538-1029

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- State House · District 27Anthony Loubet801-538-1029

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- State House · District 28Nicholeen Peck801-538-1029

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- State House · District 29Bridger Bolinder801-538-1029

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- State House · District 30Jake Fitisemanu801-538-1029

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- State House · District 31Verona Mauga801-538-1029

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- State House · District 32Sahara Hayes801-538-1029

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- State House · District 33Doug Owens801-538-1029

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- State House · District 34Carol Moss801-538-1029

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- State House · District 35Rosalba Dominguez801-538-1029

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Utah election dates
Dates below are transcribed from the Federal Election Commission's published congressional calendar. They are subject to change and should be confirmed with Utah's election authority.
Nationwide scheduled date
53 FEC candidate records for Utah
Candidate filing does not guarantee ballot qualification. Financial totals appear only where the FEC bulk summary publishes them.
Blake D. Moore
U.S. House · District 2
$2,737,554 receivedBen McAdams
U.S. House · District 1
$2,262,255 receivedCeleste Maloy
U.S. House · District 3
$1,589,902 receivedMike Kennedy
U.S. House · District 4
$1,197,939 receivedBurgess Owens
U.S. House · District 4
$735,674 receivedNate Blouin
U.S. House · District 1
$708,561 receivedLiban Mohamed
U.S. House · District 1
$352,472 receivedMichael Farrell
U.S. House · District 1
$313,062 receivedSources and update dates
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