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2014 US House elections in Utah

Utah elected 4 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 0 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 4th district, decided by 5.1 points: Mia B. Love (Republican) beat Doug Owens (Democrat), 50.9% to 45.8%, a margin of 5.1 points and 7,511 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 27 of the 29 counties and Democrats in 2. The largest, Salt Lake, cast 225,708 votes and went to the Democrat by 1.8 points. The closest was Grand, where 154 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 Donna McAleer36,422 (28.0%) Rob Bishop84,231 (64.8%) 9,381 R+36.8
2 Luz Robles47,585 (32.6%) Chris Stewart88,915 (60.8%) 9,688 R+28.3
3 Brian Wonnacott32,059 (22.5%) Jason Chaffetz102,952 (72.2%) 7,569 R+49.7
4 Doug Owens67,425 (45.8%) Mia B. Love74,936 (50.9%) 4,807 R+5.1

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Salt Lake 110,325 48.9% 106,238 47.1% 9,145 225,708 D+1.8
Utah 11,492 13.3% 70,834 82.1% 3,928 86,254 R+68.8
Davis 14,717 22.9% 45,391 70.7% 4,120 64,228 R+47.8
Weber 12,927 35.4% 21,010 57.5% 2,572 36,509 R+22.1
Washington 5,004 16.7% 22,361 74.8% 2,545 29,910 R+58.0
Cache 5,717 24.6% 15,441 66.5% 2,051 23,209 R+41.9
Tooele 2,684 24.7% 7,368 67.8% 822 10,874 R+43.1
Summit 5,949 55.2% 4,273 39.7% 552 10,774 D+15.6
Box Elder 1,644 16.4% 7,691 76.9% 672 10,007 R+60.4
Iron 1,146 12.7% 7,132 79.3% 714 8,992 R+66.6
Wasatch 1,465 22.9% 4,522 70.8% 401 6,388 R+47.9
Uintah 589 10.3% 4,775 83.4% 358 5,722 R+73.2
Carbon 1,811 32.2% 3,172 56.4% 643 5,626 R+24.2
Sanpete 970 17.5% 4,262 76.8% 319 5,551 R+59.3
Sevier 514 10.6% 3,962 81.7% 376 4,852 R+71.1
San Juan 1,342 34.9% 2,253 58.6% 250 3,845 R+23.7
Millard 352 9.2% 3,161 82.9% 299 3,812 R+73.7
Duchesne 426 11.5% 3,069 82.5% 224 3,719 R+71.1
Grand 1,479 42.6% 1,633 47.0% 359 3,471 R+4.4
Juab 879 28.2% 2,080 66.7% 160 3,119 R+38.5
Morgan 477 17.0% 2,125 75.9% 196 2,798 R+58.9
Emery 349 13.2% 2,128 80.3% 174 2,651 R+67.1
Kane 366 19.2% 1,373 72.1% 166 1,905 R+52.9
Garfield 212 13.1% 1,312 81.2% 92 1,616 R+68.1
Beaver 210 13.9% 1,199 79.3% 103 1,512 R+65.4
Wayne 201 17.8% 855 75.6% 75 1,131 R+57.8
Rich 102 13.9% 591 80.7% 39 732 R+66.8
Piute 41 6.7% 529 86.6% 41 611 R+79.9
Daggett 101 22.7% 294 66.2% 49 444 R+43.5

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