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Election 2006 Results

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2006 US House elections in Utah

Utah elected 3 members of the House in 2006: Democrats won 1 seats and Republicans 2.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 21.7 points: Jim Matheson (Democrat) beat Lavar Christensen (Republican), 59.0% to 37.3%, a margin of 21.7 points and 48,997 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 20 of the 29 counties and Democrats in 9. The largest, Salt Lake, cast 222,500 votes and went to the Democrat by 21.3 points. The closest was Wayne, where 15 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 Steven Olsen57,922 (32.5%) Rob Bishop112,546 (63.1%) 8,006 R+30.6
2 Jim Matheson133,231 (59.0%) Lavar Christensen84,234 (37.3%) 8,353 D+21.7
3 Christian Burridge53,330 (32.2%) Chris Cannon95,455 (57.7%) 16,613 R+25.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Salt Lake 129,484 58.2% 82,158 36.9% 10,858 222,500 D+21.3
Utah 24,697 28.9% 52,096 61.0% 8,584 85,377 R+32.1
Davis 15,381 25.3% 42,762 70.4% 2,594 60,737 R+45.1
Weber 15,243 36.7% 24,677 59.4% 1,599 41,519 R+22.7
Washington 11,837 40.7% 16,205 55.7% 1,038 29,080 R+15.0
Cache 5,364 25.4% 14,378 68.1% 1,356 21,098 R+42.7
Box Elder 2,179 17.1% 10,045 78.9% 509 12,733 R+61.8
Tooele 3,763 31.3% 7,626 63.4% 643 12,032 R+32.1
Summit 5,679 52.1% 4,791 44.0% 430 10,900 D+8.1
Iron 4,245 42.8% 5,211 52.5% 466 9,922 R+9.7
Sanpete 1,394 21.3% 3,580 54.7% 1,568 6,542 R+33.4
Uintah 2,419 40.2% 3,295 54.8% 299 6,013 R+14.6
Wasatch 3,415 57.0% 2,390 39.9% 189 5,994 D+17.1
Sevier 1,124 19.7% 3,996 70.1% 577 5,697 R+50.4
Carbon 3,658 74.9% 1,109 22.7% 117 4,884 D+52.2
San Juan 2,600 65.7% 1,230 31.1% 130 3,960 D+34.6
Duchesne 1,807 45.7% 2,026 51.3% 119 3,952 R+5.5
Millard 764 19.7% 2,312 59.8% 793 3,869 R+40.0
Emery 2,388 62.9% 1,335 35.2% 73 3,796 D+27.7
Morgan 655 19.5% 2,586 76.8% 125 3,366 R+57.4
Juab 991 30.7% 1,857 57.6% 376 3,224 R+26.9
Grand 1,925 65.4% 842 28.6% 177 2,944 D+36.8
Kane 948 40.2% 1,350 57.2% 62 2,360 R+17.0
Beaver 533 23.5% 1,600 70.6% 133 2,266 R+47.1
Garfield 622 37.7% 979 59.3% 50 1,651 R+21.6
Wayne 564 48.5% 549 47.2% 51 1,164 D+1.3
Rich 129 15.9% 661 81.6% 20 810 R+65.7
Piute 309 42.2% 404 55.2% 19 732 R+13.0
Daggett 366 64.4% 185 32.6% 17 568 D+31.9

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