Bryan Jon Memmott

About this race

A judge. Judges decide criminal and civil cases. Depending on the state and court, they are chosen in contested elections or in retention votes, where you vote YES or NO on keeping the judge for another term.

1 candidate ran for Uintah Justice Court Judge (retention) — Bryan Jon Memmott (Weber County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Uintah voters.

About Bryan Jon Memmott

Justice court judge. Serves as justice court judge for Uintah/Huntsville as well as Plain City, South Ogden, South Weber and Woods Cross, and was first appointed a judge in 2017. He was an Air Force JAG officer from 2002 to 2007, including service as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney, and later practiced at a large firm, in his own practice and as in-house counsel. He holds a B.A. from BYU and a J.D. from Arizona State University.

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What party is Judge Bryan Jon Memmott?

None on the ballot: retention votes are nonpartisan, so no party label appears.

What does a retention vote mean?

A Yes/No vote on whether Judge Bryan Jon Memmott stays on the Uintah Justice Court (Weber County) for another term. There is no opponent: YES keeps the judge, NO removes them if most voters vote NO.