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Certified FEC result table

2022 Utah U.S. House district 03

Source-supplied candidate rows and winner markers from the FEC's biennial official compilation.

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Source stage

Primary

Printed denominator: 112,545
CandidatePartyVotesShareSource markerCached finance
Curtis, JohnH8UT03238 R 78,341 69.61% W · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Herrod, Christopher NilesH8UT03253 R 34,204 30.39% None · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Wright, Glenn J.H2UT03306 D * Not displayed without a printed denominator * · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Stoddard, Michael R.H2UT03355 LIB * Not displayed without a printed denominator * · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Cummings, Daniel ClydeH0UT03235 CON * Not displayed without a printed denominator * · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Heineman, AaronH8UT03329 IAP * Not displayed without a printed denominator * · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. No exact-ID candidate cache

A winner appears only when the FEC table prints a marker beginning with W. “Unopposed,” *, and # remain source text and are never converted to zero.

Source stage

General election

Printed denominator: 283,380
CandidatePartyVotesShareSource markerCached finance
Curtis, JohnH8UT03238 R 182,497 64.40% W · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Wright, Glenn J.H2UT03306 D 83,687 29.53% None · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Stoddard, Michael R.H2UT03355 LIB 8,287 2.92% None · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Cummings, Daniel ClydeH0UT03235 CON 4,874 1.72% None · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. Candidate record · no 2022 total cached
Heineman, AaronH8UT03329 IAP 4,035 1.42% None · * Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Chris Stewart and Burgess Owens each achieved over 60% of their convention vote. Republican candidates Tina Cannon (UT/01), Erin Rider (UT/02) and Jake Hunsaker (UT/04) participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022, and the United Utah Party convention date was April 16, 2022. The Democratic, Republican, Constitution and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2023. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk. No exact-ID candidate cache

A winner appears only when the FEC table prints a marker beginning with W. “Unopposed,” *, and # remain source text and are never converted to zero.

Scope

Federal Elections 2022, published February 2025. Percentages are shown only beside the denominator printed for the same race and stage. No values are joined from polling, campaign finance, or another race.