Utah's past election results

Certified results for President, U.S. Senate and U.S. House in Utah since 2002, and the presidential vote in each county since 2000. Every candidate on the general election ballot, with the party label the state listed and their votes as certified.

President

YearMost votesShareNextShareTotal votes
2024Donald J. Trump (Republican)59.4%Kamala D. Harris (Democrat)37.8%1,488,494
2020Donald J. Trump (Republican)58.1%Joseph R. Biden (Democrat)37.6%1,488,289
2016Donald J. Trump (Republican)45.5%Hillary Rodham Clinton (Democrat)27.5%1,131,430
2012Mitt Romney (Republican)72.8%Barack Obama (Democrat)24.7%1,017,440
2008John McCain (Republican)62.6%Barack Obama (Democrat)34.4%952,370
2004George W. Bush (Republican)71.5%John F. Kerry (Democrat)26.0%927,844
2024: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican883,81859.4%
Kamala D. HarrisDemocrat562,56637.8%
Chase Oliver16,9021.1%
Joel Skousen8,4020.6%
Jill Stein8,2220.6%
Claudia De la Cruz3,1890.2%
Everylove2,6530.2%
Cornel West2,1990.1%
Peter Sonski4410.0%
Bowman590.0%
Write-ins430.0%
Total1,488,494
2020: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican865,14058.1%
Joseph R. BidenDemocrat560,28237.6%
Jo JorgensenLibertarian38,4472.6%
Kanye WestUnaffiliated7,2130.5%
Don BlankenshipConstitution5,5510.4%
Howie HawkinsGreen5,0530.3%
Brock PierceUnaffiliated2,6230.2%
Joe McHughUnaffiliated2,2290.1%
Gloria La RivaUnaffiliated1,1390.1%
Brian Carrollwrite-in3680.0%
Jade Simmonswrite-in1860.0%
Tom Hoeflingwrite-in510.0%
President R. Boddiewrite-in60.0%
Katherine Forbeswrite-in10.0%
Total1,488,289
2016: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican515,23145.5%
Hillary Rodham ClintonDemocrat310,67627.5%
Evan McMullinUnaffiliated243,69021.5%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian39,6083.5%
Jill SteinUnaffiliated9,4380.8%
Darrell L. CastleConstitution8,0320.7%
Rocky GiordaniIndependent American2,7520.2%
"Rocky" Roque de la FuenteUnaffiliated8830.1%
Monica MooreheadUnaffiliated5440.0%
Alyson KennedyUnaffiliated5210.0%
Mike Smithwrite-in190.0%
Dustin Bairdwrite-in90.0%
Laurence Kotlikoffwrite-in90.0%
Tom Hoeflingwrite-in60.0%
Andrew D. Basiagowrite-in40.0%
Emidio Soltysikwrite-in40.0%
Robert L. Buchananwrite-in10.0%
Jamin Burtonwrite-in10.0%
Sheila "Samm" Tittlewrite-in10.0%
Tony Valdiviawrite-in10.0%
Total1,131,430
2012: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mitt RomneyRepublican740,60072.8%
Barack ObamaDemocrat251,81324.7%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian12,5721.2%
Ross C. "Rocky" AndersonJustice5,3350.5%
Jill SteinGreen3,8170.4%
Virgil GoodeConstitution2,8710.3%
Gloria La RivaUnaffiliated3930.0%
Roseanne Barrwrite-in180.0%
Jill Reedwrite-in60.0%
Andre Barnettwrite-in50.0%
Will Christensenwrite-in50.0%
Justin Myerswrite-in20.0%
Stephen Durhamwrite-in10.0%
Darrell Hykeswrite-in10.0%
Dean Morstadwrite-in10.0%
Total1,017,440
2008: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
John McCainRepublican596,03062.6%
Barack ObamaDemocrat327,67034.4%
Charles O. "Chuck" BaldwinConstitution12,0121.3%
Ralph NaderUnaffiliated8,4160.9%
Bob BarrLibertarian6,9660.7%
Cynthia McKinneyUnaffiliated9820.1%
Gloria La RivaUnaffiliated2620.0%
Alan Keyeswrite-in250.0%
Frank Moorewrite-in30.0%
Jonathan Allenwrite-in20.0%
Charles Jaywrite-in10.0%
David Jon Sponheimwrite-in10.0%
Total952,370
2004: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
George W. BushRepublican663,74271.5%
John F. KerryDemocrat241,19926.0%
Ralph NaderUnaffiliated11,3051.2%
Michael Anthony PeroutkaConstitution6,8410.7%
Michael BadnarikLibertarian3,3750.4%
Charles JayPersonal Choice9460.1%
James HarrisSocialist Workers3930.0%
David Cobbwrite-in390.0%
Lawrence Rey Tophamwrite-in20.0%
Joe Schrinerwrite-in10.0%
John Joseph Kennedywrite-in10.0%
Total927,844

Share of all votes cast for president in the state, write-ins included. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results).

U.S. Senate

2024: John Curtis (Republican) 62.5% · Caroline Gleich (Democrat) 31.7%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
John CurtisRepublican914,70062.5%
Caroline GleichDemocrat464,51531.7%
Carlton E. BowenIndependent American83,9725.7%
Write-ins3220.0%
Total1,463,509
2022: Mike Lee (Republican) 53.2% · Evan McMullin (Unaffiliated) 42.7%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mike Lee (incumbent)Republican571,97453.2%
Evan McMullinUnaffiliated459,95842.7%
James Arthur HansenLibertarian31,7843.0%
Tommy WilliamsIndependent American12,1031.1%
Laird Fetzer Hamblinwrite-in1520.0%
Michael Seguinwrite-in600.0%
Abraham Korbwrite-in370.0%
Total1,076,068
2018: Mitt Romney (Republican) 62.6% · Jenny Wilson (Democrat) 30.9%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mitt RomneyRepublican665,21562.6%
Jenny WilsonDemocrat328,54130.9%
Tim AaldersConstitution28,7742.7%
Craig R. BowdenLibertarian27,6072.6%
Reed C. McCandlessIndependent American12,7081.2%
Caleb Dan Reevewrite-in290.0%
Tyrone Jensenwrite-in170.0%
Ryan Daniel Jacksonwrite-in30.0%
Hektor Reiksthegnwrite-in20.0%
Glade G. Fitzgeraldwrite-in10.0%
Total1,062,897
2016: Mike Lee (Republican) 68.1% · Misty K. Snow (Democrat) 27.1%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mike Lee (incumbent)Republican760,24168.1%
Misty K. SnowDemocrat301,86027.1%
Stoney FonuaIndependent American27,3402.5%
Bill BarronUnaffiliated26,1672.3%
Total1,115,608
2012: Orrin G. Hatch (Republican) 65.3% · Scott Howell (Democrat) 30.0%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Orrin G. Hatch (incumbent)Republican657,60865.3%
Scott HowellDemocrat301,87330.0%
Shaun Lynn McCauslandConstitution31,9053.2%
Daniel GeeryUtah Justice8,3420.8%
Bill BarronUnaffiliated7,1720.7%
JoAnn S. Secristwrite-in10.0%
Total1,006,901
2010: Mike Lee (Republican) 61.6% · Sam F. Granato (Democrat) 32.8%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mike LeeRepublican390,17961.6%
Sam F. GranatoDemocrat207,68532.8%
Scott N. BradleyConstitution35,9375.7%
Brian E. Kamerathwrite-in200.0%
Loy Brunsonwrite-in60.0%
Cody Judywrite-in20.0%
Total633,829
2006: Orrin G. Hatch (Republican) 62.4% · Pete Ashdown (Democrat) 31.1%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Orrin G. Hatch (incumbent)Republican356,23862.4%
Pete AshdownDemocrat177,45931.1%
Scott N. BradleyConstitution21,5263.8%
Roger I. PricePersonal Choice9,0891.6%
Dave Starr SeelyLibertarian4,4280.8%
Julian HatchDesert Greens2,5120.4%
Total571,252
2004: Robert F. Bennett (Republican) 68.7% · R. Paul Van Dam (Democrat) 28.4%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Robert F. Bennett (incumbent)Republican626,64068.7%
R. Paul Van DamDemocrat258,95528.4%
Gary R. Van HornConstitution17,2891.9%
Joe LabontePersonal Choice8,8241.0%
Cody Robert JudyDemocrat / Write-In160.0%
Nola Tuaonewrite-in20.0%
Total911,726

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

U.S. House

2024 (4 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Blake D. Moore (Republican) 63.1% · Bill Campbell (Democrat) 32.1% · Daniel R. Cottam (Libertarian) 4.8%365,895
District 2Celeste Maloy (Republican) 58.0% · Nathaniel E. Woodward (Democrat) 34.2% · Cassie Easley (Constitution) 5.6%353,838
District 3Mike Kennedy (Republican) 66.4% · Glenn J. Wright (Democrat) 33.6%365,276
District 4Burgess Owens (Republican) 63.4% · Katrina Fallick-Wang (Democrat) 30.2% · Vaughn R. Cook (United Utah) 4.8%363,668
2022 (4 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Blake D. Moore (Republican) 67.0% · Rick Edwin Jones (Democrat) 33.0%266,420
District 2Chris Stewart (Republican) 59.7% · Nick Mitchell (Democrat) 34.0% · JayMac McFarland (United Utah) 3.3%259,399
District 3John Curtis (Republican) 64.4% · Glenn J. Wright (Democrat) 29.5% · Michael R. Stoddard (Libertarian) 2.9%283,380
District 4Burgess Owens (Republican) 61.1% · Darlene McDonald (Democrat) 32.3% · January Walker (United Utah) 6.6%254,059
2020 (4 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Blake David Moore (Republican) 69.5% · Darren Parry (Democrat) 30.4% · Taylor Lee (write-in) 0.0%342,351
District 2Chris Stewart (Republican) 59.0% · Kael Weston (Democrat) 36.6% · J. Robert Latham (Libertarian) 4.4%354,224
District 3John Curtis (Republican) 68.7% · Devin D. Thorpe (Democrat) 26.8% · Daniel Clyde Cummings (Constitution) 2.5%358,927
District 4Burgess Owens (Republican) 47.7% · Ben McAdams (Democrat) 46.7% · John Molnar (Libertarian) 3.5%376,730
2018 (4 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 61.6% · Lee Castillo (Democrat) 24.9% · Eric Eliason (United Utah) 11.6%254,333
District 2Chris Stewart (Republican) 56.1% · Shireen Ghorbani (Democrat) 38.9% · Jeffrey Whipple (Libertarian) 5.0%270,044
District 3John Curtis (Republican) 67.5% · James Courage Singer (Democrat) 27.3% · Gregory C. Duerden (Independent American) 2.6%258,858
District 4Ben McAdams (Democrat) 50.1% · Mia B. Love (Republican) 49.9% · Jonathan LaRele Peterson (write-in) 0.0%269,271
2016 (4 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 65.9% · Peter C. Clemens (Democrat) 26.4% · Craig Bowden (Libertarian) 5.9%277,455
District 2Chris Stewart (Republican) 61.6% · Charlene Albarran (Democrat) 33.9% · Paul J. McCollaum Jr. (Constitution) 4.5%276,841
District 3Jason Chaffetz (Republican) 73.5% · Stephen P. Tryon (Democrat) 26.5%285,305
District 4Mia B. Love (Republican) 53.8% · Doug Owens (Democrat) 41.3% · Collin R. Simonsen (Constitution) 4.9%274,569
2014 (4 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 64.8% · Donna McAleer (Democrat) 28.0% · Craig Bowden (Libertarian) 3.7%130,034
District 2Chris Stewart (Republican) 60.8% · Luz Robles (Democrat) 32.6% · Shaun McCausland (Constitution) 3.1%146,188
District 3Jason Chaffetz (Republican) 72.2% · Brian Wonnacott (Democrat) 22.5% · Zack Strong (Independent American) 2.2%142,580
District 4Mia B. Love (Republican) 50.9% · Doug Owens (Democrat) 45.8% · Tim Aalders (Independent American) 1.4%147,168
2012 (4 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 71.5% · Donna M. McAleer (Democrat) 24.7% · Sherry Phipps (Constitution) 3.8%245,528
District 2Chris Stewart (Republican) 62.2% · Jay Seegmiller (Democrat) 33.5% · Jonathan D. Garrard (Constitution) 2.0%248,545
District 3Jason Chaffetz (Republican) 76.6% · Soren Simonsen (Democrat) 23.4%259,547
District 4Jim Matheson (Democrat) 48.8% · Mia B. Love (Republican) 48.5% · Jim L. Vein (Libertarian) 2.6%245,277
2010 (3 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 69.2% · Morgan E. Bowen (Democrat) 23.9% · Kirk D. Pearson (Constitution) 4.7%195,462
District 2Jim Matheson (Democrat) 50.5% · Morgan Philpot (Republican) 46.1% · Randall Hinton (Constitution) 1.8%251,847
District 3Jason Chaffetz (Republican) 72.3% · Karen Hyer (Democrat) 22.9% · Douglas Sligting (Constitution) 2.4%193,186
2008 (3 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 64.9% · Morgan Bowen (Democrat) 30.5% · Kirk D. Pearson (Constitution) 2.4%303,445
District 2Jim Matheson (Democrat) 63.4% · Bill Dew (Republican) 34.5% · Mathew Arndt (Libertarian) 1.3%348,325
District 3Jason Chaffetz (Republican) 65.6% · Bennion L. Spencer (Democrat) 28.3% · Jim Noorlander (Constitution) 6.1%285,069
2006 (3 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 63.1% · Steven Olsen (Democrat) 32.5% · Mark Hudson (Constitution) 3.1%178,474
District 2Jim Matheson (Democrat) 59.0% · LaVar Christensen (Republican) 37.3% · W. David Perry (Constitution) 1.5%225,818
District 3Chris Cannon (Republican) 57.7% · Christian Burridge (Democrat) 32.2% · Jim Noorlander (Constitution) 8.8%165,398
2004 (3 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 67.9% · Steve Thompson (Democrat) 29.1% · Charles Johnston (Constitution) 1.5%293,961
District 2Jim Matheson (Democrat) 54.8% · John Swallow (Republican) 43.2% · Jeremy Paul Petersen (Constitution) 1.0%341,968
District 3Chris Cannon (Republican) 63.4% · Beau Babka (Democrat) 32.5% · Ronald Winfield (Constitution) 1.9%272,928
2002 (3 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Rob Bishop (Republican) 60.9% · Dave Thomas (Democrat) 36.8% · Craig Axford (Green) 2.2%179,412
District 2Jim Matheson (Democrat) 49.4% · John Swallow (Republican) 48.7% · Patrick Diehl (Green) 1.2%224,098
District 3Chris Cannon (Republican) 67.4% · Nancy Jane Woodside (Democrat) 29.0% · Kitty K. Burton (Libertarian) 3.6%153,643

Districts as numbered that year: states redraw them after each census, and some did more often. "Unopposed" is a candidate the state didn't put on the ballot because no one ran against them. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

The presidential vote by county

Every county, 2024, 2020, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000
County2024
Dem. · Rep.
2020
Dem. · Rep.
2016
Dem. · Rep.
2012
Dem. · Rep.
2008
Dem. · Rep.
2004
Dem. · Rep.
2000
Dem. · Rep.
Beaver12.3% · 86.6%11.5% · 86.9%10.6% · 73.8%13.5% · 84.9%21.6% · 75.8%19.4% · 79.5%24.0% · 73.4%
Box Elder18.2% · 79.0%16.6% · 79.7%11.6% · 62.0%10.2% · 88.1%17.4% · 79.9%12.2% · 85.8%16.5% · 79.4%
Cache31.1% · 65.5%28.5% · 65.2%18.6% · 45.8%14.8% · 82.8%24.9% · 70.5%16.0% · 81.8%15.6% · 78.2%
Carbon26.7% · 71.1%25.5% · 71.4%21.6% · 66.3%30.1% · 67.3%44.6% · 52.6%40.1% · 58.2%44.7% · 50.9%
Daggett18.4% · 80.5%17.9% · 80.1%16.2% · 69.8%18.1% · 78.1%29.8% · 67.7%21.6% · 76.2%23.9% · 72.9%
Davis36.0% · 60.8%33.8% · 61.3%20.8% · 45.0%18.1% · 80.0%27.5% · 69.7%19.1% · 78.9%21.5% · 73.3%
Duchesne11.3% · 87.1%9.8% · 87.7%7.2% · 79.3%9.1% · 89.3%15.9% · 81.6%13.3% · 85.3%17.1% · 79.7%
Emery12.0% · 86.6%11.7% · 85.9%8.9% · 79.9%12.8% · 84.9%21.9% · 75.5%17.8% · 80.8%21.8% · 73.7%
Garfield19.2% · 78.7%18.8% · 79.0%15.3% · 68.5%14.1% · 84.0%18.8% · 79.2%12.2% · 85.5%9.0% · 87.3%
Grand53.4% · 43.9%54.1% · 43.4%43.2% · 43.6%43.7% · 50.5%50.7% · 45.9%44.6% · 51.1%32.0% · 50.4%
Iron20.4% · 77.4%19.5% · 75.6%13.9% · 65.5%12.9% · 85.0%19.8% · 76.1%14.7% · 83.0%14.2% · 80.2%
Juab11.3% · 87.0%11.0% · 86.7%10.6% · 67.7%11.4% · 86.8%20.5% · 74.2%17.7% · 78.5%22.2% · 72.6%
Kane25.3% · 73.0%25.9% · 71.7%21.1% · 64.6%22.1% · 74.8%27.1% · 70.1%18.9% · 79.1%13.8% · 80.4%
Millard11.2% · 87.0%10.1% · 87.3%8.2% · 73.6%8.6% · 89.1%16.0% · 77.1%12.8% · 83.7%14.6% · 80.6%
Morgan18.6% · 78.4%16.4% · 78.4%11.1% · 61.4%8.8% · 89.5%16.6% · 79.6%12.3% · 85.9%17.4% · 77.7%
Piute9.8% · 88.7%9.9% · 88.7%6.4% · 85.9%9.5% · 89.1%17.7% · 79.6%15.9% · 83.6%17.0% · 80.2%
Rich14.8% · 83.7%13.1% · 84.5%9.4% · 71.9%8.2% · 90.9%15.3% · 82.6%10.5% · 88.9%16.8% · 81.5%
Salt Lake53.7% · 43.5%53.0% · 42.1%42.0% · 33.0%38.3% · 58.6%48.7% · 48.6%37.5% · 59.6%35.0% · 55.8%
San Juan40.8% · 57.1%45.3% · 51.4%37.5% · 48.6%40.3% · 57.9%46.9% · 51.4%38.5% · 60.0%38.7% · 57.4%
Sanpete14.7% · 82.3%14.2% · 82.8%10.4% · 65.7%10.3% · 88.0%18.6% · 76.0%14.0% · 82.3%16.3% · 77.8%
Sevier11.3% · 87.2%10.5% · 87.4%8.0% · 77.9%9.1% · 89.3%17.0% · 79.9%12.0% · 86.3%14.8% · 81.4%
Summit56.5% · 41.7%58.4% · 39.3%50.9% · 35.5%46.2% · 50.8%56.7% · 41.4%45.6% · 51.8%38.0% · 50.9%
Tooele28.1% · 69.1%28.4% · 66.7%20.9% · 51.2%23.5% · 74.1%33.6% · 63.4%24.8% · 73.1%32.1% · 62.6%
Uintah12.3% · 85.9%10.9% · 86.7%7.8% · 76.7%8.6% · 90.0%14.4% · 83.2%12.7% · 85.5%16.5% · 80.2%
Utah28.5% · 68.2%26.7% · 67.8%14.2% · 50.7%9.7% · 88.3%18.8% · 77.7%11.6% · 86.0%13.7% · 81.7%
Wasatch35.2% · 62.6%34.8% · 60.7%25.3% · 50.5%22.8% · 75.3%33.9% · 63.7%24.7% · 73.3%26.0% · 67.3%
Washington23.0% · 75.2%22.5% · 73.9%16.6% · 68.8%15.4% · 82.8%21.9% · 75.3%17.1% · 81.0%16.8% · 78.5%
Wayne23.1% · 75.0%22.5% · 75.8%19.1% · 68.0%16.2% · 82.1%25.5% · 71.5%20.5% · 78.1%16.5% · 77.8%
Weber36.8% · 60.3%36.5% · 59.2%27.2% · 47.3%26.1% · 71.4%35.0% · 62.5%27.3% · 70.4%31.7% · 62.6%

Each party's candidate's share of all presidential votes cast in the county. MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000–2024, compiled from official results. Compare Utah's counties on these and other figures →

How we show these

Every figure is the state's own certified count, as the Federal Election Commission and the MIT Election Data and Science Lab compiled it, and links to its source. A candidate on several party lines (New York's and Connecticut's fusion voting) is shown once, with their lines added up. We show how many votes each candidate received; we don't explain why results changed or credit anyone for them.

Quick answers

How did Utah vote for president in 2024?
Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 883,818 votes (59.4%) and Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 562,566 votes (37.8%) of 1,488,494 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.
Who ran for U.S. Senate in Utah in 2024?
John Curtis (Republican, 62.5%); Caroline Gleich (Democrat, 31.7%); Carlton E. Bowen (Independent American, 5.7%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

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