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Election 2002 Results

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2002 US House elections in Utah

Utah elected 3 members of the House in 2002: Democrats won 1 seats and Republicans 2.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 0.7 points: Jim Matheson (Democrat) beat John Swallow (Republican), 49.4% to 48.7%, a margin of 0.7 points and 1,641 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 23 of the 29 counties and Democrats in 6. The largest, Salt Lake, cast 222,195 votes and went to the Democrat by 5.5 points. The closest was Wasatch, where 4 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Dave Thomas66,104 (36.8%) Rob Bishop109,265 (60.9%) 4,043 R+24.1
2 Jim Matheson110,764 (49.4%) John Swallow109,123 (48.7%) 4,211 D+0.7
3 Nancy Jane Woodside44,533 (29.0%) Chris Cannon103,598 (67.4%) 5,512 R+38.4

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Salt Lake 113,850 51.2% 101,709 45.8% 6,636 222,195 D+5.5
Utah 18,935 24.3% 56,741 72.8% 2,302 77,978 R+48.5
Davis 19,641 31.3% 42,203 67.2% 982 62,826 R+35.9
Weber 17,941 42.1% 23,839 56.0% 785 42,565 R+13.9
Washington 7,432 28.0% 18,802 70.8% 307 26,541 R+42.8
Cache 6,427 29.0% 15,235 68.7% 510 22,172 R+39.7
Box Elder 2,215 17.7% 10,192 81.4% 114 12,521 R+63.7
Tooele 4,615 42.1% 6,134 55.9% 221 10,970 R+13.8
Iron 3,008 31.5% 6,459 67.5% 96 9,563 R+36.1
Summit 4,923 52.4% 4,005 42.7% 462 9,390 D+9.8
Uintah 1,941 31.9% 4,087 67.3% 48 6,076 R+35.3
Sanpete 1,437 24.3% 4,261 72.2% 207 5,905 R+47.8
Carbon 3,993 69.3% 1,689 29.3% 78 5,760 D+40.0
Sevier 920 18.4% 3,948 78.9% 138 5,006 R+60.5
Wasatch 2,428 49.2% 2,424 49.1% 83 4,935 D+0.1
Emery 1,845 45.1% 2,197 53.7% 46 4,088 R+8.6
San Juan 1,788 46.2% 1,994 51.6% 84 3,866 R+5.3
Duchesne 1,347 35.0% 2,458 63.8% 46 3,851 R+28.8
Millard 809 22.1% 2,751 75.0% 106 3,666 R+53.0
Grand 1,645 52.1% 1,318 41.8% 193 3,156 D+10.4
Juab 791 31.1% 1,627 64.0% 124 2,542 R+32.9
Morgan 754 31.9% 1,582 67.0% 26 2,362 R+35.1
Kane 605 27.5% 1,557 70.9% 35 2,197 R+43.3
Beaver 577 26.7% 1,501 69.4% 85 2,163 R+42.7
Garfield 390 23.1% 1,277 75.7% 19 1,686 R+52.6
Wayne 490 36.6% 825 61.7% 22 1,337 R+25.1
Rich 181 23.4% 590 76.4% 1 772 R+53.0
Piute 227 37.4% 376 61.9% 4 607 R+24.5
Daggett 246 53.8% 205 44.9% 6 457 D+9.0

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Utah in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 0, R 4 R+30.3
2022 D 0, R 4 R+30.9
2020 D 0, R 4 R+25.6
2018 D 1, R 3 R+23.1
2016 D 0, R 4 R+31.8
2014 D 0, R 4 R+29.6
2012 D 1, R 3 R+32.4
2010 D 1, R 2 R+27.0
2008 D 1, R 2 R+11.8
2006 D 1, R 2 R+8.4
2004 D 1, R 2 R+17.5
2002 D 1, R 2 R+18.1
2000 D 1, R 2 R+16.1
1998 D 0, R 3 R+37.8
1996 D 0, R 3 R+18.4
1994 D 1, R 2 R+7.2
1992 D 2, R 1 R+4.3
1990 D 2, R 1 D+9.7