In a notice published August 25, the Sevier County Clerk announced potential races that may appear on the November 3, 2026, General Election ballots. The notice specifically addresses uniformed and overseas citizens regarding upcoming election options.
Potential races listed for the November 3, 2026, General Election include federal US House of Representatives for District 4, State House of Representatives for District 70, and State School Board for District 14. Local races may include County Commissioner Seat A, County Commissioner Seat B, County Attorney, County Clerk/Auditor, County Sheriff, and Local School Board for Districts 1, 2, and 3.
Additionally, the ballot may include non-partisan judicial retention elections for one Justice of the Supreme Court, six Judges of the Court of Appeals, one Judge of the Sixth Judicial Court District, and one Judge of the Sixth Juvenile Court District. Two proposed State Constitutional Amendments are also noted as potential ballot items.
The notice identifies eight recognized political parties in Utah: the Constitution Party, Democratic Party, Forward Party, Green Party, Independent American Party, Libertarian Party, Peoples' Freedom Party, and Republican Party.
Resources for the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot (FWAB) include Utah's online tool at https://www.fvap.gov/utah, the Federal Post Card Application, the Federal Voting Assistance Program, and the Overseas Vote Foundation.
Sevier County officials listed current commissioners as Rolph Brown, Greg L. Jensen, and Scott T. Johnson. Other county officials mentioned include Steven C. Wall as Clerk/Auditor, Terri Hortle as Assessor, Lindsey L. Honsen as Treasurer, and Jason Monroe as Recorder.
