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Midterm elections in Utah: what is at stake and until what time you can vote

By Telemundo Utah · November 3, 2026 · 1 min read
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Voters will decide who will represent Utah in Washington and in the state government, in addition to voting on constitutional amendments that could affect residents. Learn about the voting options, key dates, and the change affecting mail-in ballots.

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