The 2018 Utah Senate election was held on November 6, 2018. Fourteen Senate seats were up for election. Prior to the election, the Republicans held a majority.
Overview [ ]
Affiliation
Candidates
Votes
Vote %
Seats Won
Seats After
Republican
15
306,354
57.29%
10 ( 1)
23
Democratic
13
216,893
40.56%
4 ( 1)
6
United Utah
3
5,421
1.01%
0
Independent American
1
2,738
0.51%
0
Libertarian
1
2,095
0.39%
0
Green
1
1,225
0.23%
0
Total
32
534,726
100.0%
14
29
Close races [ ]
District
Winner
Margin
District 8
Democratic (flip)
14.17%
District 12
Republican
5.22%
Results [ ]
The election took place on November 6, 2018. Candidate list and results from the Lieutenant Governor of Utah .[1]
District
Party
Incumbent
Status
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
2
Democratic
Jim Dabakis [2]
Ran for mayor of Salt Lake City
Democratic
Derek Kitchen
32,930
76.65%
Republican
Chase Winder
10,030
23.35%
3
Democratic
Gene Davis
Re-elected
Democratic
Gene Davis
22,362
70.04%
Republican
Jeremy D. Egan
9,566
29.96%
4
Democratic
Jani Iwamoto
Re-elected
Democratic
Jani Iwamoto
34,651
67.09%
Republican
Alan Monsen
17,000
32.91%
5
Democratic
Karen Mayne
Re-elected
Democratic
Karen Mayne
17,129
68.67%
Republican
Kimdyl Allen
7,814
31.33%
8
Republican
Defeated
Democratic
Kathleen Riebe
23,221
55.82%
Republican
Brian Zehnder
17,328
41.65%
United Utah
John Jackson
1,053
2.53%
9
Republican
Wayne Niederhauser
Retired
Republican
Kirk A. Cullimore Jr.
24,410
65.89%
Democratic
Alexander Castagno
12,639
34.11%
11
Republican
Dan McCay
Re-elected
Republican
Dan McCay
27,995
67.75%
Democratic
Christian Burridge
13,327
32.25%
12
Republican
Daniel Thatcher
Re-elected
Republican
Daniel Thatcher
13,835
50.38%
Democratic
Clare Collard
12,400
45.16%
Green
Abrian B. Velarde
1,225
4.46%
15
Republican
Keith Grover
Re-elected
Republican
Keith Grover
20,010
76.45%
United Utah
Lee D. Houghton
3,425
13.09%
Tommy Williams
2,738
10.46%
17
Republican
Scott Sandall
Re-elected
Republican
Scott Sandall
28,471
77.83%
Democratic
Michael A. Keil
8,110
22.17%
18
Republican
Ann Millner
Re-elected
Republican
Ann Millner
20,278
63.64%
Democratic
Jason Yu
9,489
29.78%
Libertarian
Kevin L. Bryan
2,095
6.58%
21
Republican
Jerry W. Stevenson
Re-elected
Republican
Jerry W. Stevenson
23,889
71.69%
Democratic
Jake Penrod
9,435
28.31%
22
Republican
Stuart Adams
Re-elected
Republican
Stuart Adams
32,765
100%
26
Republican
Kevin T. VanTassell
Retired
Republican
Ronald Winterton
24,727
62.71%
Democratic
Eileen Gallagher
13,758
34.89%
United Utah
Cathy Callow-Heusser
943
2.39%
28
Republican
Evan Vickers
Re-elected
Republican
Evan Vickers
28,236
79.14%
Democratic
Mark Chambers
7,442
20.86%
See also [ ]
Utah Senate
Utah Legislature
Utah elections, 2018
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