Here are the most recent results for Utah’s congressional races, ballot propositions and constitutional amendments. View more election night coverage here.
These results were last updated at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 21. (i) indicates incumbent.
U.S. Senate
Mitt Romney, Republican • 62.59 percent • 665,215
Jenny Wilson, Democratic • 30.91 percent • 328,541
Tim Aalders, Constitution • 2.71 percent • 28,774
Craig R. Bowden, LIbertarian • 2.60 percent • 27,607
Reed C. McCandless, Independent American • 1.20 percent • 12,708
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4th Congressional District
Ben McAdams, Democratic • 50.13 percent • 134,964
Mia Love, Republican (i) • 49.87 percent • 134,270
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3rd Congressional District
John Curtis, Republican (i) • 67.55 percent • 174,856
James Courage Singer, Democratic • 27.31 percent • 70,686
Gregory C. Duerden, Independent American • 2.58 percent • 6,686
Timothy L. Zeidner, United Utah • 2.56 percent • 6,630
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2nd Congressional District
Chris Stewart, Republican (i) • 56.10 percent • 151,489
Shireen Ghorbani, Democratic • 38.90 percent • 105,051
Jeffrey Whipple, Libertarian • 5.00 percent • 13,504
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1st Congressional District
Rob Bishop, Republican (i) • 61.61 percent • 156,692
Lee Castillo, Democratic • 24.89 percent • 63,308
Eric Eliason, United Utah • 11.62 percent • 29,547
Adam Davis, Green • 1.88 percent • 4,786
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Nonbinding Question 1 (gas tax/school funding)
Against • 65.45 percent • 689,254
For • 34.55 percent • 363,878
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Proposition 2 (medical marijuana)
For • 52.75 percent • 562,072
Against • 47.25 percent • 503,558
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Proposition 3 (Medicaid expansion)
For • 53.32 percent • 555,651
Against • 46.68 percent • 486,483
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Proposition 4 (independent redistricting commission)
For • 50.34 percent • 512,218
Against • 49.66 percent • 505,274
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Constitutional Amendment A (tax exemption for military)
For • 78.86 percent • 797,946
Against • 21.14 percent • 213,928
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Constitutional Amendment B (property taxes on government leases)
Against • 71.62 percent • 725,194
For • 28.38 percent • 287,329
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Constitutional Amendment C (special legislative sessions)
For • 63.42 percent • 636,034
Against • 36.58 percent • 366,921
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Salt Lake City: $87 million bond for roads and infrastructure
For • 67.51 percent • 48,194
Against • 32.49 percent • 23,192
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Holladay: Cottonwood Mall development plan
Against • 57.85 percent • 9,645
For • 42.15 percent • 7,026
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