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2020 Election Outlook – Utah

Utah is the 30th most Republican state, voting 0.39% less Republican than the country as a whole. (If the votes for Evan McMullin are added to the Trump votes, then Utah voted 21.15% more Republican than the country as a whole.)

Based on election data since 2000, Utah is steady.

More information on past presidential, congressional, and state elections can be found on the Utah page.

My party abbreviation guide is here.

President

Outlook: Solid Trump (6 electoral votes)

Congress

U.S. Senate (Class 1)

Mitt Romney (R) is up for re-election in 2024.

U.S. Senate (Class 3)

Mike Lee (R) is up for re-election in 2022.

U.S. House

Competitive District

District 4: Ben McAdams (D-inc) vs. Burgess Owens (R), John Molnar (L), Jonia Broderick (United Utah), Jonathan Peterson (I-W/I)

Outlook: Tilt McAdams (Democratic hold)

Other Districts

District 1: Blake Moore (R) vs. Darren Perry (D), Taylor Lee (I-W/I), Mikal Smith (I-W/I)

District 2: Chris Stewart (R-inc) vs. John Weston (D), J. Robert Latham (L)

District 3: John Curtis (R-inc) vs. David Thorpe (D), Daniel Clyde Cummings (C), Thomas McNeill (United Utah), J L F (I-W/I), Trey Robinson (I-W/I)

State Elections

Governor

Spencer Cox (R) vs. Chris Peterson (D), Gregory Duerden (IA), Daniel Rhead Cottam (L), Tyler Batty (I-W/I), Kristena Conlin (I-W/I), Madeline Kazantzis (I-W/I), Richard Whitney (I-W/I)

Outlook: Solid Cox (Republican hold)

State Legislature

ChamberControlGOPDEMOthers
Senate
GOP
23
6
0
House
GOP
59
16
0