Utah · 2026 forecast · Updated Oct 16, 2026
Who will control the Utah House of Representatives?
All 75 seats are on the ballot. 38 seats make a majority. 50 make the two-thirds supermajority that can override a veto.
Republicans are very likely to control the Utah House of Representatives (>99%).
- Avg. D seats
- 21.680% range 18–25
- Avg. R seats
- 53.480% range 50–57
- Now
- 14 D · 60 R · 1 vacant75 up this year
Republican supermajority now (60 of 75 seats; 50 needed for two-thirds): 90% chance it holds · 10% chance it's broken.
14 D nowMarks: two-thirds supermajority for each party60 R now
Republicans are very likely to control the Utah House of Representatives (>99%).
- Avg. D seats
- 22.980% range 19–27
- Avg. R seats
- 52.180% range 48–56
- Now
- 14 D · 60 R · 1 vacant75 up this year
Republican supermajority now (60 of 75 seats; 50 needed for two-thirds): 82% chance it holds · 18% chance it's broken.
14 D nowMarks: two-thirds supermajority for each party60 R now
- Solid D
- Likely D
- Lean D
- Toss-up
- Lean R
- Likely R
- Solid R
Race ratings
All 75 races, grouped by the leader's chance of winning.
6 seats projected to flip: 6 R→D. 3 more are toss-ups that could change parties (flip risk).
8 seats projected to flip: 8 R→D. 1 more is a toss-up that could change parties (flip risk).
Solid D16
Likely D0
Toss-up1
Columns follow the chance of winning: Toss-up 40–60%, Lean 60–80%, Likely 80–95%, Solid 95%+. The square shows who holds the seat now (■ Democrats, ■ Republicans). flip: projected to change parties, in the color of the party favored to gain it. risk: a toss-up (40–60%) that could change parties. Faded: no major-party opponent.
The map
Each district colored by the leader's chance of winning. Hover for details; click for the race.
Utah
Salt Lake City
- Solid D
- Likely D
- Lean D
- Toss-up
- Lean R
- Likely R
- Solid R
- Projected flip (stripes: party holding it now)
Seats to watch
The closest races (Lean or Toss-up, Horizon), and the seats most likely to change parties.
Closest races
Most likely to flip
How the odds have moved
Chance of winning control, by forecast date.
Updated nightly. Each day is the current model run on the polls that had ended by then (how).
Updated nightly. Each day is the current model run on the polls that had ended by then (how).
Every outcome we simulated
Democratic seats across 40,000 simulations. Darker bars: the middle 80%.
Every race
75 races, 13 without a contest between the major parties.
| District | Candidates | Chance of winning (D · R) | Avg. margin | Rating | Lean | Polls |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HD-1 | ● Chris Reid● Thomas PetersonINCAlso: Jason O'Dell (CST) | R+53.8R+62.2 | R+66 | — | ||
| HD-2 | ● Barbara J. Haggerty● Mike PetersenINC | R+27.7R+31.0 | R+40 | — | ||
| HD-3 | ● No Democrat● Jason E. ThompsonINCAlso: Patrick Belmont (I) | No Democrat on the ballotNo Democrat on the ballot | — | R+11 | — | |
| HD-4 | ● Zane Woolstenhulme● Tiara AuxierINC | R+10.7R+13.6 | R+18 | — | ||
| HD-5 | ● Kendra Penry● Casey SniderINC | R+37.9R+42.5 | R+51 | — | ||
| HD-6 | ● No Democrat● Rob BishopINCAlso: James Rich (FWD) | No Democrat on the ballotNo Democrat on the ballot | — | R+54 | — | |
| HD-7 | ● Bianca Mittendorf● Ryan D. WilcoxINC | R+16.4R+14.7 | R+25 | — | ||
| HD-8Flip risk | ● Kim James● Jason B KyleINCAlso: Libby Shelton (FWD) | R+5.6R+1.0 | R+13 | — | ||
| HD-9 | ● Angela Choberka● Jake SawyerINC | R+9.6R+11.7 | R+21 | — | ||
| HD-10D flipD flip | ● Rosemary T Lesser● Jim Alvey | D+16.0D+11.6 | R+3 | — | ||
| HD-11 | ● Dave Calder● Katy HallINC | R+13.8R+10.0 | R+21 | — | ||
| HD-12 | ● Anna Graff● Mike SchultzINC | R+30.4R+34.9 | R+44 | — | ||
| HD-13 | ● Jeffrey Anderson● Erik R. CraythorneAlso: Tony De Mille (FWD) | R+18.3R+24.2 | R+34 | — | ||
| HD-14 | ● Brandon Young● John Taylor | R+22.6R+23.7 | R+34 | — | ||
| HD-15 | ● Anne Berbert● Ariel DefayINC | R+27.7R+28.9 | R+39 | — | ||
| HD-16 | ● Abigail Treasure● Bob J Stevenson | R+11.4R+12.8 | R+24 | — | ||
| HD-17 | ● Eric Last● Lili Bitner | R+19.6R+18.3 | R+28 | — | ||
| HD-18 | ● Scott Troxel● Paul CutlerINC | R+17.2R+16.9 | R+26 | — | ||
| HD-19 | ● No Democrat● Raymond P. WardINC | Republican unopposedRepublican unopposed | — | R+16 | — | |
| HD-20Flip riskD flip | ● Phil Graves● Melissa BallardINC | R+0.8D+3.2 | R+8 | — | ||
| HD-21 | ● Stephen Otterstrom● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+44 | — | |
| HD-22 | ● Jen Dailey-ProvostINC● Char Varga | D+63.2D+67.0 | D+61 | — | ||
| HD-23 | ● Hoang NguyenINC● Franklin D. RobinsonAlso: Cabot W Nelson (FWD) | D+59.0D+63.3 | D+59 | — | ||
| HD-24 | ● Grant Amjad MillerINC● Braeden J. Oswald | D+68.4D+76.2 | D+67 | — | ||
| HD-25 | ● Angela RomeroINC● Richard T Nowak | D+33.5D+31.4 | D+24 | — | ||
| HD-26D flipD flip | ● Michael E Finch● Matt MacphersonINC | D+6.4D+8.7 | Even | — | ||
| HD-27D flipD flip | ● Liz Oates● Anthony LoubetINC | D+3.3D+5.9 | R+6 | — | ||
| HD-28 | ● Anita Dalrymple● Nicholeen PeckINCAlso: Wales Nematollahi (FWD) | R+23.2R+25.6 | R+34 | — | ||
| HD-29 | ● Sara Snow● Sheldon BirchAlso: Tynley Bean (FWD), Jonathan Garrard (CST) | R+44.6R+53.6 | R+59 | — | ||
| HD-30 | ● Jake FitisemanuINC● Dave Parke | D+18.9D+15.2 | D+4 | — | ||
| HD-31 | ● Verona MaugaINC● Melody Jones | D+31.2D+30.9 | D+15 | — | ||
| HD-32 | ● Sahara HayesINC● Aileen Hampton | D+58.6D+67.3 | D+51 | — | ||
| HD-33 | ● Doug OwensINC● Anna Reeves | D+42.1D+40.3 | D+35 | — | ||
| HD-34 | ● Julie Jackson● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+28 | — | |
| HD-35 | ● Rosalba DominguezINC● Monique I. Ketcham | D+33.9D+38.6 | D+19 | — | ||
| HD-36Flip riskD flip | ● Blake Townsend● Jim DunniganINC | D+1.7D+9.6 | R+4 | — | ||
| HD-37 | ● Ashlee MatthewsINC● Casey Saxton | D+17.7D+14.0 | D+4 | — | ||
| HD-38 | ● No Democrat● Chris McConneheyAlso: Sergio Sotelo (I) | No Democrat on the ballotNo Democrat on the ballot | — | R+11 | — | |
| HD-39D flipD flip | ● Drew Howells● Ken IvoryINC | D+3.2D+10.8 | R+6 | — | ||
| HD-40 | ● Andrew StoddardINC● No Republican | Democrat unopposedDemocrat unopposed | — | D+18 | — | |
| HD-41 | ● John ArthurINC● Darren Croft | D+31.5D+33.5 | D+24 | — | ||
| HD-42D flipD flip | ● Iva Williams● Clint OkerlundINC | D+6.3D+8.8 | D+2 | — | ||
| HD-43D flipD flip | ● Ofa Matagi● Steve EliasonINC | D+15.1D+22.1 | D+5 | — | ||
| HD-44 | ● Jess Birtcher● Jordan TeuscherINC | R+5.4R+3.0 | R+14 | — | ||
| HD-45 | ● Rod Moser● Tracy MillerINC | R+8.1R+6.2 | R+17 | — | ||
| HD-46 | ● Braxten Rutherford● Cal RobertsINC | R+15.2R+11.6 | R+21 | — | ||
| HD-47 | ● No Democrat● Mark A. StrongINC | Republican unopposedRepublican unopposed | — | R+32 | — | |
| HD-48 | ● Benyde Walker● Jake Hunsaker | R+8.0R+10.1 | R+22 | — | ||
| HD-49 | ● Lillian Bowles● Candice B. PierucciINC | R+22.4R+26.0 | R+36 | — | ||
| HD-50 | ● Kristin Meyer● Stephanie GriciusINC | R+40.0R+45.1 | R+52 | — | ||
| HD-51 | ● Brett Nielsen● Leah HansenINC | R+27.2R+34.7 | R+42 | — | ||
| HD-52 | ● Nicole Melling● Cory MaloyINC | R+29.1R+31.4 | R+40 | — | ||
| HD-53 | ● Kevin R Slater● Kay J. ChristoffersonINCAlso: John Boyd (FWD) | R+32.7R+35.0 | R+42 | — | ||
| HD-54 | ● Kristina Robinson● Kristen S. ChevrierINC | R+37.4R+45.1 | R+50 | — | ||
| HD-55 | ● Travis Hysell● Jon HawkinsINC | R+33.6R+37.0 | R+45 | — | ||
| HD-56 | ● Natassja Grossman● Val L. PetersonINC | R+22.5R+22.1 | R+30 | — | ||
| HD-57 | ● No Democrat● Nelson AbbottINC | Republican unopposedRepublican unopposed | — | R+32 | — | |
| HD-58 | ● Karli Black● David ShallenbergerINC | R+26.0R+26.7 | R+34 | — | ||
| HD-59Flip risk | ● Celeste T. Johnson● Luke Searle | D+0.2R+4.6 | R+10 | — | ||
| HD-60 | ● No Democrat● Grant PaceINC | Republican unopposedRepublican unopposed | — | R+13 | — | |
| HD-61 | ● Alan Jimenez● Lisa ShepherdINCAlso: Jennifer K Doud (CST) | R+21.1R+19.6 | R+27 | — | ||
| HD-62 | ● David Chappell● Norm ThurstonINC | R+11.6R+12.0 | R+19 | — | ||
| HD-63 | ● Mark Youngquist● Stephen L. WhyteINCAlso: Julie Smith (FWD) | R+36.8R+41.2 | R+49 | — | ||
| HD-64 | ● No Democrat● Jackie LarsonINCAlso: Alan Wessman (I) | No Democrat on the ballotNo Democrat on the ballot | — | R+56 | — | |
| HD-65 | ● No Democrat● Doug WeltonINC | Republican unopposedRepublican unopposed | — | R+62 | — | |
| HD-66 | ● Breanne Mashek● Troy ShelleyINCAlso: Russ Hatch (CST) | R+56.4R+69.0 | R+73 | — | ||
| HD-67 | ● Carl Ingwell● JR Bird | R+45.1R+56.5 | R+60 | — | ||
| HD-68 | ● No Democrat● Scott H ChewINCAlso: Sonya Ray (CST) | No Democrat on the ballotNo Democrat on the ballot | — | R+76 | — | |
| HD-69 | ● Tracie Yellowman Tso● Logan J. MonsonINC | R+21.1R+24.3 | R+28 | — | ||
| HD-70 | ● Stacey D. Pendergraft● Carl R. AlbrechtINCAlso: Zeno B. Parry (FWD) | R+58.9R+71.9 | R+75 | — | ||
| HD-71 | ● Thomas Loveheart● Rex P ShippINC | R+41.9R+49.3 | R+54 | — | ||
| HD-72 | ● Eva M Weldon● Joseph ElisonINCAlso: April A Pinkston (CST) | R+45.7R+54.4 | R+60 | — | ||
| HD-73 | ● Glenn D Webb● Colin W. JackINC | R+42.7R+49.9 | R+57 | — | ||
| HD-74 | ● Jeffrey N Lipe● R. Neil WalterINC | R+35.5R+38.5 | R+44 | — | ||
| HD-75 | ● Rebecca Winsor● Walt BrooksINC | R+39.8R+45.9 | R+52 | — |
Lean: how much more Democratic (D+) or Republican (R+) the place voted for president than the nation (2024 weighted 75%, 2020 25%). Ratings follow the chance of winning: Toss-up 40–60%, Lean 60–80%, Likely 80–95%, Solid 95%+. INC = incumbent running. D flip / R flip: another party is favored (60% or more) over the party holding the seat now (hover for the chance it changes parties); Flip risk: the seat is a toss-up (40–60%).