Utah Presidential Primary Election Results 2024: Trump, Biden win Utah held Democratic and Republican presidential primaries today. Former President Donald Trump won the Republican contest.

Utah Republicans are holding separate presidential caucuses on Tuesday, expected to end at 11 p.m. Eastern time. The state primary, which will include races for state and congressional offices ...

Explore the 2024 Utah results for the primary elections. See which candidate is in the lead and read top election stories for Utah. Fox News is home to all Utah primary election 2024 coverage.

Live election results for the Utah primaries and caucuses from the Associated Press. ... PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY (D): Biden, Phillips, Williamson, and two others. 30 delegates at stake.

Democratic Primary. Utah's Democratic primary allowed mail-in ballots but had to be postmarked by the end of March 4 or submitted to a drop box on Election Day by 8 p.m. Mountain Standard Time.

For Republicans, that process won’t include a primary election. Utah GOP is ditching the presidential primary in 2024. Here’s how you can vote for a Republican.

Unlike the 2016 presidential primaries, Utah will not be holding caucuses – instead, it is holding a primary run by the state. March 3 is quickly approaching, so here’s everything you need to ...

Utah’s Republican presidential nominating process next year will take place at the largely in-person party caucus rather than through a traditional primary election, state chair Rob Axson said.

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson's office is set to oversee a statewide presidential primary election on March 5 for just a Democratic nominee, since Utah Republicans decided to hold a presidential ...

Next Tuesday marks the Utah Democratic Party‘s presidential primary and the Utah Republican Party‘s presidential preference poll as part of statewide caucuses.. Weber County Clerk/Auditor ...

After mistakes in Utah County in June's primary election, the lieutenant governor’s office says it will “continue to monitor compliance” there on Election Day.

Utah’s Republican presidential nominating process next year will take place at the largely in-person party caucus rather than through a traditional primary election, state chair Rob Axson said.