Statewide election results for matters on Uintah Basin voter ballots include the following: For U.S. House District 3, incumbent Celeste Maloy maintained her seat with about 58% of the vote. For State Senate District 20, incumbent Ron Winterton received about 65% of the vote and Annette McRae received 35%. For State House District 67, JR Bird received about 75% of the vote and Carl Ingwell received 25%. For State House District 68, incumbent Scott Chew received about 85% of the vote and Sonja Ray received 15%. Statewide Constitutional Amendment A passed with 60% of voters in favor while Constitutional Amendment B failed with 62% of voters casting ballots Against it.
Uintah County preliminary election results are in. Out of 18,095 registered voters in Uintah County, 9,430 ballots were counted for a voter turnout of just over 52%. Uncontested names on the ballot included Keith Campbell for County Commission Seat A, Nathan Rawlings for Uintah County Attorney, Margie Shewell for Clerk/Auditor, Travis Allan for School Board District 3, and incumbents Steve Labrum for Sheriff and Dave Chivers for School Board District 1. In the Uintah County Commission Seat B race, Joe McKea received about 82% of the vote while Ronald Richards received 18%. In the Uintah School Board District #2 race, Jared Putnam received 51.43% of the vote while incumbent Denise Maynard received 48.57%. Judge Ray R. Richards received about 82% of votes in favor of his retention. Proposition #9 that proposed a change in government to a Council-Manager form failed with a vote of about 66% Against. Uintah County voters approved Constitutional Amendment A, aligning with the statewide result. In regards to Constitutional Amendment B, Uintah County voters had a majority in favor while majority of statewide voters were Against.
Duchesne County preliminary election results are up next. Out of 10,440 registered voters, 4,082 ballots were counted, meaning this election had a voter turnout of 39% in Duchesne County. Uncontested names on the ballot included new County Sheriff Rick Coil and incumbents County Attorney Stephen Foote, Clerk/Auditor Chelise Curtis, School Board District 2 member Don Busenbark, School Board District 3 member Emilee Serena Wells, and County Commissioners Tracy Killian and Gregory Miles. In the race of Duchesne County School Board District 1, Tyler Powell received about 64% of the vote while Tony Smith received 36%. Duchesne County voters approved Constitutional Amendment A, aligning with the statewide result. In regards to Constitutional Amendment B, Duchesne County voters had a slight majority in favor while the majority of statewide voters were Against.
View all results at electionresults.utah.gov.