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Utah Senate Race 2028
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Republican party78%▼2
- Democratic party22%▲2
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In the news
- Utah Senate GOP selects Vickers as president after election shakeup
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 6, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Utah Senate Republicans have selected Sen. Evan Vickers as their next president after Democratic gains in Tuesday’s election unseated Majority Leader Kirk Cullimore, a contender for the…
- Cullimore concedes Utah Senate race to Democrat who wants new leadership in both parties
SANDY – Utah's Senate majority leader has conceded defeat to a Democrat who leads the Senate District 19 race by more than 3,600 votes. Sen. Kirk Cullimore, R-Sandy, said he sent a LinkedIn message on Friday morning congratulating Shana…
- Utah Senate final ratings: National mood tests the limits of Utah’s legislative maps
With Election Day on Nov. 3 and ballots already in voters’ hands, Utah Political Watch has released its final Utah Senate race ratings of the 2026 cycle. In August, only one Senate race on our map was rated as competitive. Today there are…
- Kirk Cullimore Trails Shana Anderson in Utah Senate District 19
Utah Senate Majority Leader Kirk Cullimore was trailing Democratic challenger Shana Anderson in unofficial results from Senate District 19 as ballots were counted on election night. Anderson, a U.S. Army veteran and economics teacher…
- Utah Senate Democrats call for one of their own to resign amid misconduct allegations
SALT LAKE CITY — Democrats in the Utah Senate say they have voted to remove Sen. Kathleen Riebe from the caucus and called on the senator to resign her seat. The call for resignation was unexpected and came just an hour before polls were…
- Utah Senate District 11: Buss Leads Benson by Under 30 Votes
Benson, meanwhile, arrives with a clear mandate from his own party faithful. He secured a 73% endorsement rate from Republican state delegates, winning 95 of 130 total votes cast on the first ballot, per the same ABC4 report. The district…
- Top Utah Senate leader, other lawmakers trail challengers on big night for Democrats
SALT LAKE CITY — More than a dozen Republicans in the Utah Legislature have fallen behind their Democratic challengers, according to preliminary results late Tuesday night. This could threaten the Republican supermajority in the…
- Utah Majority, Minority Caucus elects new leadership
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Utah Majority Caucus elected new leadership for the 67th Legislature. The Utah Senate Majority selected the following representatives: Sen. Vickers said he wants to "build on the Senate's strengths and make it…
- Utah Senate Democrats call on Sen. Kathleen Riebe to resign over alleged discrimination, harassment
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Kathleen Riebe is pictured before announcing that she is dropping out of the 1st Congressional District race and endorsing Ben McAdams, during the Salt Lake County Democratic Party's convention…
- ‘We’ve got to do a better job’: Utah Republican lawmakers choose new leadership and vow to focus on families
With the state Senate’s longtime leader and a frontrunner to succeed him both rejected by voters, Sen. Evan Vickers was chosen Friday night as its president-elect — as he and others in majority leadership immediately pledged to work across…
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