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Utah

Senate 100% reporting

  Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Ut-lee
Mike Lee
 Rep. 390,179 61.6%  
Sam Granato
 Dem. 207,685 32.8%  
Scott Bradley
 Const. 35,937 5.7%  
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Governor 100% reporting

  Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Ut-herbert
Gary Herbert
 Rep. 412,151 64.1% Incumbent
Peter Corroon
 Dem. 205,246 31.9%  
Farley Anderson
 Ind. 13,038 2.0%  
Andrew McCullough
 Lib. 12,871 2.0%  
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House of Representatives

District Democrat Republican Other Reporting
1
23.9% Bowen
69.2% Bishop*
6.9% Other
100%
2
50.5% Matheson*
46.1% Philpot
3.5% Other
100%
3
22.9% Hyer
72.3% Chaffetz*
4.7% Other
100%
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* Incumbent

Major Ballot Measures

Measure   Yes No Reporting
A Right to secret ballot in all elections
60.1%
39.9%
 100%
B Specify residency requirements for legislative midterm appointments
84.5%
15.5%
 100%
C Property tax exemption for nonprofit water operations
59.4%
40.6%
 100%
D Establish legislative ethics commission and rules
67.0%
33.0%
 100%
Vote totals are certified election results from the state, where available. County-level figures are the last reported totals from The Associated Press.
Senate Governor House Districts

State Highlights

Utah was already largely Republican, but the midterm elections showed that even a conservative state can shift sharply to the right.

In the Senate race, the Republican state convention tossed out Senator Robert F. Bennett after 18 years in office, and left two candidates with values aligned with the Tea Party movement to fight it out in the Republican primary. The winner of that contest, Mike Lee, a 39-year-old former clerk for Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., defeated the Democratic candidate, Sam Granato, with promises to pass a balanced budget amendment and repeal the health care overhaul.

The governor’s race in Utah pitted the Republican incumbent, Gary R. Herbert, against Peter Corroon, a Democrat. Mr. Herbert won after maintaining a very comfortable lead throughout the campaign. He has held the governorship since last year, when President Obama appointed Jon Huntsman Jr., a Republican, ambassador to China.

In the state’s three Congressional races, the sole Democratic incumbent, Jim Matheson, defeated the Republican challenger, Morgan Philpot.

JOHN SCHWARTZ