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Preliminary election night results show Utah Supreme Court Associate Chief Justice Jill Pohlman got nearly 79% of the vote, putting her on track to keep her seat on the state’s highest court. Pohlman, first appointed in 2022 by Utah Gov. Senate confirms 2 more Utah Supreme Court justices, capping off era of change for the court Utah Gov.
Zach Thomas held a lead over Jamie Nunley in the Ogden School Board District 6 race as preliminary ballot results were released Tuesday night. As of 10:20 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, Thomas maintained a majority of the votes in the board's only competitive race.
Republican Rep. Celeste Maloy speaks during her election night party in St. George, Nov. 3, 2026. Republican incumbent Celeste Maloy will waltz back to Washington after a win over Democratic challenger Kent Udell in Utah’s 3rd Congressional District.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — As Utah voters appear to oppose Amendment B, the group that led the campaign against it is speaking on the preliminary results. Currently, the 'against' votes are leading, with 62% of the vote, in relation to Amendment B.
House of Representatives. House of Representatives. McAdams claimed victory over Republican Riley Owen, although The Associated Press had not yet officially called the race. The election marked a potential political comeback for McAdams, who previously represented Utah's 4th Congressional District from 2019 to 2021.
Democrat Ben McAdams declared victory Tuesday night in his election for Utah's 1st Congressional District, marking his return to Congress after six years. McAdams leads Republican Riley Owen with at least 71% of the vote, according to initial totals released Tuesday evening.
Judy Lois Arend, 78, of Tooele, Utah, passed away peacefully Oct. 29, 2026. Judy was born March 24, 1948, in Bend, Oregon, to Richard and Lois King, as their only child. Married in 1967, Judy and her husband built a life together and raised their family in California, living most of those years in Santa Clarita.