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Official Results Released for 2026 Davis County Primary Election

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Official results for the 2026 Davis County Primary Election have been updated as of July 7, 2026. The election saw 45,797 ballots cast from a total of 111,056 registered voters.

Key takeaways

  • Official results for the June 23 Primary Election were updated on July 7, 2026.
  • All 17 reporting locations in Davis County have reported their totals.
  • Blake D. Moore won the U.S. House District 2 primary with 56.83% of the vote.
  • 45,797 ballots were cast out of 111,056 registered voters.

Davis County election officials updated the official results for the June 23, 2026, Primary Election on July 7, 2026. Data indicates that all 17 reporting locations have submitted their totals, representing 100% of the reported locations.

In the race for U.S. House District 2, Blake D. Moore won with 25,338 votes, receiving 56.83% of the total votes cast. Karianne Lisonbee received 19,244 votes.

For State Senate District 6, Tami Tran won with 70.64% of the vote, totaling 8,289 votes. In State Senate District 7, Stephanie Hollist emerged as the winner with 43.13% of the vote, ahead of Stuart Adams and Braden Hess.

Results for State House races include John Taylor winning District 14 with 56.66%, Bob J Stevenson winning District 16 with 65.16%, and Lili Bitner winning District 17 with 70.36%.

County-wide contests saw Kendalyn Harris win the County Commissioner Seat A with 42.77% of the vote. Susan Lee won County Commissioner Seat B with 50.89% of the vote.

In the races for county offices, Brian McKenzie won the election for County Clerk with 62.57% of the votes. Jon Atkin won the race for County Sheriff, receiving 51.12% of the total votes cast.

The Democratic primary for State Senate District 5 saw Dakota Wurth win with 58.41% of the vote, totaling 250 votes.

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