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Utah candidate resources

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A plain-language guide to how county ballot access works in every one of Utah's 29 counties. Declaration-of-candidacy filing for the 2026 cycle already closed (Jan 2-8, 2026) and the June 23, 2026 primary already happened, but a write-in door for the November 3, 2026 general election is still open through August 28, 2026. Click the map or use the list.

Beaver County — how to run for office Box Elder County — how to run for office Cache County — how to run for office Carbon County — how to run for office Daggett County — how to run for office Davis County — how to run for office Duchesne County — how to run for office Emery County — how to run for office Garfield County — how to run for office Grand County — how to run for office Iron County — how to run for office Juab County — how to run for office Kane County — how to run for office Millard County — how to run for office Morgan County — how to run for office Piute County — how to run for office Rich County — how to run for office Salt Lake County — how to run for office San Juan County — how to run for office Sanpete County — how to run for office Sevier County — how to run for office Summit County — how to run for office Tooele County — how to run for office Uintah County — how to run for office Utah County — how to run for office Wasatch County — how to run for office Washington County — how to run for office Wayne County — how to run for office Weber County — how to run for office

All 29 Utah counties. Click any county for its guide.

All 29 Utah counties

Alphabetical. Each links to that county’s “how to run for office” guide.

Beaver County Box Elder County Cache County Carbon County Daggett County Davis County Duchesne County Emery County Garfield County Grand County Iron County Juab County Kane County Millard County Morgan County Piute County Rich County Salt Lake County San Juan County Sanpete County Sevier County Summit County Tooele County Uintah County Utah County Wasatch County Washington County Wayne County Weber County

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