Lehi residents voted yesterday in the 2026 Utah Primary Election, a partisan contest limited to Republican candidates for federal, state, and county offices. The election covered districts that include Lehi, with polls and drop boxes open until 8 p.m. on June 23.
Primary Election Details
Eligible voters were those registered as Republicans, as the party holds a closed primary. Lehi City’s election page confirmed no Democratic primary contests applied to the legislative or congressional districts serving the city. Ballots were mailed automatically to affiliated Republicans starting June 2, while others could request or cast in-person ballots by the deadline.
Voting Methods and Locations
Voters in Lehi had access to multiple options, including the Lehi Civic Center and Lehi City Public Safety Building drop box. Early in-person voting occurred at the Utah County Elections Office in Provo.
Unofficial Primary Race Results
Unofficial results posted overnight on the state election results site show partial tallies from Utah County’s 534 precincts. In the U.S. House District 3 Republican primary, incumbent Celeste Maloy leads with about 70% of the vote. Other contests include competitive races for Utah County Commission seats and the county clerk position.
Turnout and Ballot Processing
Utah County Clerk’s office data indicate a 13% turnout so far, with 40,727 ballots cast out of 318,109 registered voters. All in-person, mail, and provisional ballots from election night have been reported as complete for initial counting, though additional mail ballots may arrive and be processed.
Certification and Future Elections
Full certification of results is expected within 14 days, per county guidelines. No irregularities have been reported in available official updates.
The next election for Lehi voters is the November 3, 2026, general election, when primary winners will face any Democratic or other-party opponents on the ballot.
Resources for Local Voters
For the most current tallies or ballot status, residents can check electionresults.utah.gov or the Utah County Elections site at vote.utahcounty.gov. Provisional voters have until June 29 to provide identification for their ballots to count.
