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1994 general · November 8, 1994

1994 Utah House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Utah House of Representatives district in the 1994 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 75 seats

After the electionD 20 · R 55
Races75
Changed party7
Unopposed13%10 races
Incumbents defeated6

Every district

D 20 · R 55

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Eli H. Anderson (D)23.2
HD-2Peter C. Knudson (R)18.5
HD-3Stephen Bodily (R)31.5
HD-4Fred R. Hunsaker (R)41.1
HD-5Evan Olsen (R)25.5
HD-6Martin Stephens (R)52.8
HD-7Grant D. Protzman (D)5.7
HD-8Joseph G. Murray (R)10.5FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-9John Arrington (D)23.6
HD-10Patricia B. Larson (D)4.1
HD-11Douglas S. Peterson (R)30.7
HD-12Gerry A. Adair (R)14.6
HD-13Nora B. Thurgood Stephens (R)72.4
HD-14Don Bush (R)18.8
HD-15Blake D. Chard (R)64.1
HD-16Kevin S. Garn (R)76.8
HD-17Marda Dillree (R)79.5
HD-18Karen B. Smith (R)59.1
HD-19Sheryl L. Allen (R)57.8
HD-20Charles E. Bradford (R)52.7
HD-21James R. Gowans (D)Unopposed
HD-22Daniel Tuttle (D)7.3
HD-23Pete Suazo (D)26.2
HD-24Frank Pignanelli (D)74.8
HD-25Dave Jones (D)32.2
HD-26Steve Barth (D)31.2
HD-27Loretta Marie Lourd Baca (D)14.3
HD-28Afton Bradshaw (R)19.1
HD-29Brent Goodfellow (D)UnopposedFlipped
HD-30Gene Davis (D)Unopposed
HD-31Mary Carlson (D)1.2
HD-32Ron Bigelow (R)5.2FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-33Neal B. Hendrickson (D)10.0
HD-34Orville D. Carnahan (R)22.3
HD-35Judy Ann Buffmire (D)9.7
HD-36Lamont Tyler (R)12.1
HD-37Raymond W. Short (R)30.2
HD-38Sue Lockman (R)2.4FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-39Michael Waddoups (R)34.7
HD-40Reese Hunter (R)4.3
HD-41Darlene Gubler (R)8.6FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-42David M. Bresnahan (R)14.1FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-43Kelly C. Atkinson (D)17.2
HD-44Robert H. M. Killpack (R)18.7
HD-45Melvin R. Brown (R)14.3
HD-46Brian R. Allen (R)10.3
HD-47Bryan D. Holladay (R)9.4FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-48Kurt Oscarson (D)0.8
HD-49Greg J. Curtis (R)76.5
HD-50Lloyd Frandsen (R)51.0
HD-51Shirley V. Jensen (R)38.4
HD-52R. Mont Evans (R)45.5
HD-53R. David Ure (R)12.3
HD-54Beverly Ann Evans (R)59.8
HD-55Jack A. Seitz (R)Unopposed
HD-56Christine Fox (R)59.8
HD-57Lowell A. Nelson (R)47.3
HD-58John Valentine (R)84.4
HD-59Doyle M. Mortimer (R)42.0
HD-60Norman L. Nielsen (R)63.8
HD-61Richard Lee Ellertson (R)66.1
HD-62Jeff Alexander (R)61.6
HD-63Jordan Tanner (R)Unopposed
HD-64Byron Harward (R)61.2
HD-65J. Brent Haymond (R)36.5
HD-66Timothy Moran (D)0.5
HD-67Bill Wright (R)Unopposed
HD-68Michael R. Styler (R)30.3
HD-69Tom Matthews (D)Unopposed
HD-70Bradley T. Johnson (R)Unopposed
HD-71Max Keele Johnson Jr. (R)24.1
HD-72Demar Bowman (R)Unopposed
HD-73Thomas V. Hatch (R)71.9
HD-74Met Johnson (R)Unopposed
HD-75John William Hickman (R)37.6

Utah House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner