Utah Election News

Of more than 51,000 registered voters in Summit and Wasatch counties, two have been flagged as probably not U.S. citizens.

The American Postal Workers Union is airing a TV ad in Utah declaring, “America needs vote by mail.”

The Republican candidates for Wasatch County sheriff shared their platforms with more than 200 people at a forum May 27.

The Summit County detective says he doesn’t want to split the vote.

Wasatch County voters will choose from two Republican candidates for sheriff in the June 23 primary before the November 2026 election.

Paul Moore announced his candidacy the same day that Eric Mainord withdrew from the GOP primary.

The Summit County Attorney’s Office launched a criminal inquiry into the Wasatch County sheriff at the same time he was being investigated by a state law enforcement standards board.

The Summit County attorney says her office is investigating Wasatch County Sheriff Jared Rigby for felony obstruction of justice.

Utah’s top election official has officially confirmed that the effort to repeal Utah’s 2018 voter-approved anti-gerrymandering law known as Proposition 4 has failed to qualify for the 2026 ballot.

A new Utah law requires previously private voter information to become public.