No statewide candidate contest in 2026
Who is running in Utah?
Utah's certified 2026 filing page contains no candidate office decided by all Utah voters. The statewide ballot instead includes two constitutional amendments and seven appellate judicial retention questions.
Name source: The Lieutenant Governor's official 2026 candidate filing page and Notice of Election were checked October 1, 2026. U.S. House, State Senate, State House, and State Board of Education candidates run by district, so none is counted as a statewide candidate choice.
Utah has no printed candidate choice in a contest decided by every voter
The table presents the same candidates in a compact format.
| Office | Candidate or ticket | Ballot affiliation | Finance source |
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0 named statewide write-in candidates
Utah's write-in declaration deadline was August 28, 2026, at 5 p.m. The official filing page lists write-ins only for district offices. Because Utah has no statewide candidate contest in 2026, there is no in-scope statewide write-in candidate. District write-ins are excluded.
Open official Utah candidate and write-in informationOfficial candidate and election documents
2026 candidate filingsOfficial certified candidate and judicial retention filing page used to define current ballot scope.2026 Notice of ElectionOfficial notice listing the offices scheduled for the 2026 election.2026 voter information pamphletOfficial statewide pamphlet containing Constitutional Amendments A and B.
Coverage boundary: This guide covers only contests and questions presented to voters statewide. It excludes U.S. House, State Senate, State House, State Board of Education, trial-court retention, county, municipal, special-district, school, and local ballot items. Read the full coverage boundary.