Democratic candidate Peter Crosby has secured endorsements from 11 voting groups for his campaign for U.S. House of Representatives in Utah's 2nd Congressional District, according to a October 27 statement from Sway.
Crosby is running in the November 3, 2026, general election.
The endorsements include the Utah Democratic Party 2026 Endorsements, which represents 391 voters and 132 recommendations. Other supporting groups include the Women's Democratic Club of Utah 2026 Endorsements with 227 voters and 59 recommendations, and Elevate Utah, which has 2.5k voters and 175 recommendations.
Additional groups backing the campaign include the Davis County (UT) Democratic Party 2026 Endorsements, the Weber Democratic Club led by Josh Kreeck, and We Persist, led by Tabitha. Other endorsing groups include Caroline Gleich’s Trailhead to the ballot box, Unburdening The Ballot: Voting Made Easy led by Tevin (Momala) Davis, The Dad Briefs' Kitchen Table led by Slade Wentworth, Progressive Farmington Utah led by Jeff Johnson, and Blue Dogs not lapdogs led by Jonny Larsen.
In a statement from the Weber Democratic Club led by Josh Kreeck, the group called for scrutiny of incumbent Blake Moore's record. The club noted that Moore has supported major parts of the Trump administration's agenda and has defended the Legislature's authority over maps despite previous involvement in efforts to end gerrymandering in Utah.
The Weber Democratic Club stated that Crosby has spent months traveling the district to discuss affordability, government accountability, public lands, and the Great Salt Lake.
Crosby, an adjunct professor at USU and a senior analyst and assistant director, is running for the seat in the November 3, 2026, general election.
