For primaries in other races, see 2020 Utah gubernatorial election and 2020 United States House of Representatives elections in Utah .
2020 Utah Republican presidential primary
Candidate
Donald Trump
Bill Weld
Home state
Florida [1]
Massachusetts
Delegate count
40
0
Popular vote
302,751
23,652
Percentage
87.79%
6.86%
The 2020 Utah Republican presidential primary took place on Super Tuesday, March 3, 2020.[2] [3]
Results [ ]
Incumbent United States President Donald Trump was challenged by five candidates: retired advertising executive Robert Ardini of New York , entrepreneur and investor Bob Ely of Massachusetts , entrepreneur and attorney Matthew John Matern of Louisiana , former congressman Joe Walsh of Illinois , and former governor Bill Weld of Massachusetts . Businessman and perennial candidate Rocky De La Fuente was also initially on the ballot, but later withdrew his name to avoid a 'sore loser' law.[citation needed ]
2020 Utah Republican primary[2] [4] [5]
Donald Trump
302,751
87.79%
40
Bill Weld
23,652
6.86%
Joe Walsh (withdrawn)
7,509
2.18%
Matthew John Matern
5,751
1.67%
Robert Ardini
3,971
1.15%
Bob Ely
1,218
0.35%
Total
344,852
100%
40
Results by county [ ]
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2020 Utah Republican primary
(results per county)[5]
Donald Trump
Bill Weld
Joe Walsh
Matthew John Matern
Robert Ardini
Bob Ely
Beaver
1,318
97.63
13
0.96
9
0.67
3
0.22
3
0.22
4
0.30
1,350
Box Elder
7,574
90.75
367
4.40
180
2.16
123
1.47
74
0.89
28
0.34
8,346
Cache
12,978
87.71
1,009
6.82
320
2.16
278
1.88
158
1.07
53
0.36
14,796
Carbon
2,002
95.61
40
1.91
21
1.00
8
0.38
17
0.81
6
0.29
2,094
Daggett
235
91.44
14
5.45
5
1.95
1
0.39
1
0.39
1
0.39
257
Davis
37,488
84.84
3,678
8.32
1,152
2.61
970
2.20
731
1.65
169
0.38
44,188
Duchesne
3,608
96.89
65
1.75
25
0.67
18
0.48
5
0.13
3
0.08
3,724
Emery
1,590
96.13
31
1.87
21
1.27
5
0.30
6
0.36
1
0.06
1,654
Garfield
1,264
94.12
30
2.23
29
2.16
13
0.97
5
0.37
2
0.15
1,343
Grand
1,041
90.29
58
5.03
27
2.34
6
0.52
16
1.39
5
0.43
1,153
Iron
7,775
94.36
230
2.79
126
1.53
64
0.78
28
0.34
17
0.21
8,240
Juab
1,771
95.52
40
2.16
18
0.97
11
0.59
9
0.49
5
0.27
1,854
Kane
1,595
94.38
47
2.78
20
1.18
15
0.89
7
0.41
6
0.36
1,690
Millard
2,712
95.43
59
2.08
37
1.30
8
0.28
22
0.77
4
0.14
2,842
Morgan
1,857
91.16
92
4.52
38
1.87
24
1.18
21
1.03
5
0.25
2,037
Piute
462
97.26
4
0.84
5
1.05
2
0.42
2
0.42
0
0.00
475
Rich
646
95.00
13
1.91
13
1.91
4
0.59
2
0.29
2
0.29
680
Salt Lake
74,980
83.41
8,514
9.47
2,639
2.94
1,999
2.22
1,303
1.45
461
0.51
89,896
San Juan
1,680
93.54
45
2.51
35
1.95
15
0.84
16
0.89
5
0.28
1,796
Sanpete
4,717
93.89
181
3.60
55
1.09
41
0.82
20
0.40
10
0.20
5,024
Sevier
4,195
96.28
71
1.63
41
0.94
19
0.44
16
0.37
15
0.34
4,357
Summit
3,439
86.36
350
8.79
99
2.49
37
0.93
44
1.10
13
0.33
3,982
Tooele
6,369
90.26
341
4.83
147
2.08
103
1.46
76
1.08
20
0.28
7,056
Uintah
6,338
96.75
98
1.50
51
0.78
37
0.56
18
0.27
9
0.14
6,551
Utah
61,258
86.61
5,841
8.26
1,328
1.88
1,272
1.80
827
1.17
201
0.28
70,727
Wasatch
3,685
89.97
207
5.05
98
2.39
57
1.39
42
1.03
7
0.17
4,096
Washington
27,949
94.73
769
2.61
333
1.13
198
0.67
184
0.62
71
0.24
29,504
Wayne
693
93.90
26
3.52
7
0.95
3
0.41
5
0.68
4
0.54
738
Weber
21,532
88.24
1,419
5.82
630
2.58
417
1.71
313
1.28
91
0.37
24,402
Total
302,751
87.79
23,652
6.86
7,509
2.18
5,751
1.67
3,971
1.15
1,218
0.35
344,852
References [ ]
^ Matthew Choi (October 31, 2019). "Trump, a symbol of New York, is officially a Floridian now" . Politico . Retrieved February 3, 2020 .
^ Jump up to: a b "2020 Presidential Candidates – Utah Voter Information" . voteinfo.utah.gov .
^ "What's on the Ballot?" . Ssl.utahcounty.gov. January 2, 2020. Retrieved February 27, 2020 .
^ "Utah Republican Delegation 2020" . The Green Papers. Retrieved March 11, 2020 .
^ Jump up to: a b "2020 Presidential Primary Election State Canvass" . Utah.gov . Lieutenant Governor of the State of Utah. March 24, 2020. Archived from the original on April 8, 2020. Retrieved April 8, 2020 .
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