The upcoming primaries in Utah’s 1st, 2nd, and 3rd congressional districts are set to determine the candidates representing the Democratic and Republican parties in the November elections. This marks a significant moment as Utah voters engage in elections under a newly adopted map.
On June 23, 2026, candidates Karianne Lisonbee and Blake D. Moore participated in a GOP primary debate for the 2nd Congressional District, held in Salt Lake City. The debate was part of preparation for the November ballot.
Utah’s redistricting has led to a notable change, with heavily Democratic Salt Lake County now largely contained within a single district, rather than being split into four separate districts. This alteration favors Democratic candidates, presenting them with a stronger position in a state known for its conservative stance. Democrats have not secured a House seat in Utah since 2021, and the revised map may offer improved prospects.
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