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The ballot boxes have spoken in Utah. As the vote count progresses, the first results are beginning to emerge. This year, Utah is not holding regular elections for governor or for the United States Senate. Voters will also decide on two amendments to the state Constitution.
Utah will send a Democrat to Washington, D.C., again for the first time since 2019, bringing a dramatic resolution to a redistricting saga that sealed a safely Democratic seat in an otherwise Republican-leaning state. The lone Democrat in Utah’s federal delegation will be the same as before.
Utah Sen. John Curtis, R-Utah, is attributing Republicans’ widespread midterm losses to the fact that he believes the party has abandoned its core conservative values in an effort to win elections — a strategy he argued backfired this midterm cycle.
The Draper Historical Society Research Library & Museum will be closed for the month of December 2026. The museum is operated by volunteers from the Draper Historical Society.
After finding their community at the center of national attention over a massive proposed data center campus, voters ousted two Box Elder County commissioners during primary elections earlier this year. Now, those voters have decided who will take the helm.
Democrats hoped for a shot at gaining some seats in Utah’s Republican-dominated Legislature as polls closed Tuesday. But the GOP will still likely hold onto its supermajority. As of 9 p.m., Republicans in competitive districts appeared to be at an early disadvantage to Democrats, third-party and unaffiliated candidates in a handful of races throughout the state.
Event Horizon SpaceWorx pledged a three-year sponsorship to keep SUU PREP free, expanding tech access and hands-on STEM learning for local middle schoolers.