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Libertarian Taylor Wright, a physical education teacher, is running for U.S. House in Utah's 4th Congressional District in the Nov. 3 general election, emphasizing decentralized government, free markets and individual liberty.
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Democrat J. Allen, Republican David M. Spencer and Forward Party candidate David Hinckley offer contrasting positions on data centers, taxes and county government structure as Utah County voters decide Commission Seat B on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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Jared W. Eldridge, a District 4 judge since 2017, faces a nonpartisan retention vote Nov. 3 on ballots across Utah County, including Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills and Lehi.
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Utah Court of Appeals Judge Gregory K. Orme, first appointed in 1987, appears on the Nov. 3, 2026, general election ballot in a nonpartisan retention vote. Here is what voters should know about his background and judicial service.
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Douglas J. Nielsen, appointed to the Fourth Judicial District Juvenile Court in 2016, faces a nonpartisan retention vote on the Nov. 3, 2026, general election ballot.
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Utah Appeals Court Judge David N. Mortensen appears on the Nov. 3 general election ballot for a nonpartisan retention vote, after serving on the appellate bench since 2016.
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Utah Court of Appeals Judge Amy Jo Oliver is on the Nov. 3, 2026, general election ballot in a nonpartisan retention vote. Oliver was appointed in January 2023 by Gov. Spencer J. Cox after serving on the 3rd District Court.
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Jeanne Bowen, Michelle Kaufusi and Jacob Oaks are competing for Utah County Commission Seat A, with ballots already mailed and early voting starting Oct. 26.
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Incumbent Brady Brammer, Democrat Kandee Myers and Forward Party candidate Wayne Woodfield lay out their priorities on taxes, housing, education and government trust ahead of the Nov. 3 vote for Utah Senate District 21, which covers Highland, Lehi and surrounding communities.
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The Utah County Clerk's official sample ballot shows Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills and Lehi voters will decide more than 15 races and two constitutional amendments on Nov. 3, including U.S. House District 4, State Senate District 21, two open county commission seats, judicial retention and amendments on newspaper publication and tax-increase thresholds.
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