Cache County released summary results from the November 3, 2026, General Election, reporting a voter turnout of 60.222% with 42,549 ballots cast out of 70,653 registered voters. The report, published November 13, detailed results for federal, state, and local offices, including U.S. House, State Senate, and State House districts.
In the U.S. House District 2 race, Blake D. Moore received 21,990 votes (52.35%), while Peter Crosby received 17,274 votes (41.13%). Other candidates included Carlton E. Bowen with 1,417 votes, Daniel Cottam with 745 votes, and Robert M. Moesinger with 577 votes. In State Senate District 1, Scott Sandall received 5,743 votes (67.83%) compared to Claudia Bigler's 2,107 votes (24.88%), while Julie Quinlan received 617 votes (7.29%).
Results for State House District 2 showed Mike Petersen with 8,704 votes (62.06%) and Barbara J. Haggerty with 5,321 votes (37.94%). In District 3, Patrick Belmont received 6,595 votes (59.06%) and Jason E. Thompson received 4,572 votes (40.94%). In District 5, Casey Snider received 10,296 votes (65.58%) and Kendra Penry received 5,405 votes (34.42%). Thomas Peterson received 573 votes (73.75%) in State House District 1.
Local county offices saw several incumbents or candidates secure high vote counts. Rep N. George Daines received 30,585 votes (100%) for County Executive/Surveyor, and J. Brett Chambers received 31,426 votes (100%) for County Attorney. Matthew Funk received 31,213 votes (100%) for County Auditor, and D. Chad Jensen received 31,453 votes (100%) for Cache County Sheriff. Bryson J. Behm received 29,778 votes (78.23%) for County Clerk against David R. Gillie, who received 8,286 votes (21.77%).
Judicial retention results showed high support for several judges. Jill M. Pohlman received 29,205 yes votes (79.51%), Michele M. Christiansen Forster received 29,812 yes votes (83.69%), David Ned Mortensen received 29,127 yes votes (82.39%), John David Luthy received 28,067 yes votes (79.29%), Ryan M. Harris received 28,628 yes votes (81.52%), Amy Jo Oliver received 27,886 yes votes (79.21%), Gregory Keith Orme received 28,974 yes votes (82.37%), Kirk Max Morgan received 29,240 yes votes (83.10%), and Matthew David Lorz received 28,623 yes votes (82.64%).
Voters also decided on constitutional amendments. Amendment A received 26,961 votes for (65.73%) and 14,055 against (34.27%), while Amendment B received 18,062 votes for (43.58%) and 23,383 against (56.42%). In Providence City, a non-binding ballot question received 1,923 yes votes (54.40%) and 1,612 no votes (45.60%).
