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Revision as of 20:49, 16 April 2018
See also: Utah
Previous covered election: November 2017, Utah
This election is scheduled for the 6th of November 2018.[1]
There is a Primary scheduled for June 26, 2018.
Candidates
Senate District
Republican candidates in order of preference.
| Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Samuel B. Parker | Republican |
| Mike Kennedy | Republican. Current member of Utah's House of Representatives |
| Larry Meyers | Republican. Constitutional Conservative |
| Tim Jimenez | Republican |
| Jeremy Lewis Friedbaum | Republican. Constitutional Conservative |
| Tim Aalders | Constitution. Constitutional Conservative. |
| Craig R. Bowden | Libertarian. In particular, a conservative libertarian. |
| Weaker Candidates | |
| Joshua C. Lee | Republican. Campaign virtually non-existent. |
| Reed C. McCandless | Independent American |
| Abe Lincoln Brian Jenkins | Republican. Opted to utilize signature gathering method. |
| Loy Brunson | Republican. Constitutional conservative. Need more detail. |
| Candidates to Not Vote for | |
| Torrey Jenkins | Republican. Opted to utilize signature gathering method. Felon. Possibly unqualified to run. |
| Alicia Colvin | Republican. Self-proclaimed moderate. Somewhere on the spectrum between progressive and social libertarian. Opted to utilize signature gathering method. |
| Stoney Fonua | Republican. Incoherent platform. |
| Larry Livingston | Democrat |
| Mitchell Vice | Democrat |
| Jenny Wilson | Democrat |
| Mitt Romney | Republican. Endorsed Antifa, BLM, and some fairly bad politicians. Opted to utilize signature gathering method and has expressed anti-caucus sentiments to delegates. |
| Jeff Dransfield | Democrat |
Congressional District 1
Congressional District 2
Congressional District 3
| Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Christopher Niles Herrod | Our pick. Republican |
| Mike Leavitt | Republican |
| Steven Stromness | Republican |
| Henry Rudolph Kneitz III | Republican |
| Gregory C. Duerden | Independent American. Ran for Lieutenant Governor of Utah in the November 2016 Election |
| Candidates to Not Vote for | |
| John Curtis | Republican |
| James Courage Singer | Democrat |
| Melanie McCoard | United Utah |
| Kent Moon | Democrat |
| Eliminated Candidates | |
Congressional District 4
| Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Mia B. Love | Our pick. Republican |
| Candidates to Not Vote for | |
| Morgan Shepherd | Democrat |
| Ben McAdams | Democrat |
| Darlene McDonald | Democrat |
| Sheldon Kirkham | Democrat |
| Tom Taylor | Democrat |
State Senate District 15
State House District 6
State House District 27
State House District 57
State House District 60
State House District 61
State House District 65
State House District 67
Propositions
| HJR 7 | Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution - Active Military Property Tax Exemption[2] |
County Elections
External Resources
References
- ↑ Spencer J. Cox, "Notice of Election: 2018 Regular General Election", Office of the Lieutenant Governor, 15 Nov 2017
- ↑ Val L. Peterson, "Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution - Active Military Property Tax Exemption", Utah State Legislature, 2017