IGNITE! UTAH

Your 2026 ballot, start to finish.

Utah's general election is Tuesday, November 3. Here's how to make sure your ballot counts, and every candidate who will be on it, county by county.

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    Key dates

    Five dates between now and results

      How to vote

      Three ways to cast your ballot

      Every active registered voter in Utah gets a ballot in the mail. You choose how to send it back.

      By mail

      Fill out your ballot, sign the envelope, and mail it with no stamp needed.

      • Your ballot has to arrive by 8 p.m. on November 3. A postmark no longer counts.
      • Mail it by October 27 to leave the post office a full week.

      Safest mail-by date: Oct 27

      Drop box

      Skip the mail. Drop your signed envelope in any official ballot drop box in your county.

      • Drop boxes open when ballots arrive and close at 8 p.m. on Election Day.
      • Find locations on your county clerk's website or at vote.utah.gov.

      Deadline: 8 p.m., Nov 3

      In person

      Vote at a vote center on Election Day, or early in counties that offer it.

      • Bring a valid photo ID, or two documents that show your name and address.
      • Missed the registration deadline? You can still register and vote in person on Election Day with ID and proof of address.

      Polls close: 8 p.m., Nov 3

      New this year: Write the last four digits of your Utah driver license, state ID, or Social Security number on your ballot envelope. If you can't, your signature is still checked against your record.
      Can I vote?You're a U.S. citizen, 18 by November 3, and have lived in Utah at least 30 days.
      16 or 17?You can preregister now and you'll be registered automatically when you turn 18.
      Moved recently?Update your address at vote.utah.gov by October 23 so your ballot follows you.
      Away at college?Choose where you're registered. If it's at home, ask your county clerk to mail your ballot to your school address.
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      What's on the ballot in your county

      District lines don't follow county lines, so you'll see every district that touches your county. Your own sample ballot at vote.utah.gov shows your exact races.

      Statewide

      U.S. House of Representatives

      All four of Utah's seats are on the ballot. Every Utah voter sees one of these races.

      Statewide

      Utah State Senate

      15 of 29 seats are on the ballot. Senators serve four-year terms.

      Statewide

      Utah House of Representatives

      All 75 seats are on the ballot. Representatives serve two-year terms. Profiles are on Ballotpedia.

      April Subashe (D), District 75, withdrew. John Jackson (UFP), District 40, and Serena Aeschilman (U), District 47, did not qualify for the ballot.

      Statewide

      State Board of Education

      Board members set policy for Utah's public schools.

      IGNITE! UTAH

      This guide lists every candidate we could confirm and is not an endorsement. Candidate information comes from Ballotpedia, county election offices, and the Utah Public Notice Website. Confirm your own ballot at vote.utah.gov.

      ★ marks an incumbent. Linked names go to the candidate's own campaign website or campaign social page. Names without a link had no campaign site we could find. Last updated .