2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Former Democratic Rep. Ben McAdams is significantly outspending his Republican opponent in the race to represent Utah's 1st Congressional District, according to new federal campaign finance filings. Why it matters: The filings underscore McAdams' fundraising advantage in a heavily Democratic district where the former congressman is favored to win. By the numbers: McAdams has accumulated about $2.72 million in campaign contributions, compared...
Early voting is underway, and Salt Lake County clerk Lannie Chapman is reminding voters to be aware of important deadlines and changes to mail-in ballot rules ahead of Election Day.
Gas, housing, groceries and health care are eating into Utahns’ budgets. What would the candidates for Utah’s 1st Congressional District do about it?
Congressional candidates Michael LiPetri, Eric Conroy and Riley Owen join 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss generational change in Congress as elections approach.
A federal judge Friday tossed out a monthslong effort by President Donald Trump’s Justice Department to obtain Utah’s entire, unredacted voter database — for now. In his ruling dismissing the lawsuit against Utah elections chief Lt.
Running in a newly redrawn congressional district that spans nearly all of southern and eastern Utah and parts of the Wasatch Front and Wasatch Back, Rep. Celeste Maloy must fend off five challengers if she wants to win a second full term in Congress.
The U.S. Department of Justice is sending monitors to observe November's midterm elections in every state, including Utah. Why it matters: The move comes as Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson (R) continues to stand firm on her refusal to hand over the state's unredacted voter list to the federal government. Zoom in: Henderson told reporters Thursday she received a letter from the DOJ notifying the state that election monitors would be sent to Utah,...
A study commissioned by the Utah Legislature found "no evidence of significant or widespread fraud" in Utah elections and found no increase in voter fraud when states switch from in-person voting to mail-in voting.
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