Rich County, Utah Conservative Voter Guide
November 2026 General Election · Election Day Nov 3, 2026 · Version 1.0
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| Federal | |
| U.S. House of Representatives District 1 | Riley Owen Recommended by iVoterGuide (Leans Conservative); Utah Republican Party; Salt Lake County GOP |
| State | |
| Utah House of Representatives District 4 | Tiara Auxier Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative); Utah Republican Party |
| Utah State Board of Education District 1 | Jennie Earl Recommended by iVoterGuide (Leans Conservative); Utah Republican Party |
Key: LC = iVoterGuide (Leans Conservative); URP = Utah Republican Party; C = iVoterGuide (Conservative); SLCG = Salt Lake County GOP.
(Republican nominee) = Republican on the ballot with no published endorsement found.
Nonpartisan “Listed by” credit: in nonpartisan races (marked NP) parties do not nominate; where a county Republican Party lists a nonpartisan candidate on its own site or slate, the guide shows “Listed by <County> County Republican Party (nonpartisan race)” with the source org named. This is the party’s listing, not a party nomination.
Recommendations are the listed groups’, not this guide’s; a blank race means no published recommendation was found, not that none exists.
(Republican nominee) = Republican on the ballot with no published endorsement found.
Nonpartisan “Listed by” credit: in nonpartisan races (marked NP) parties do not nominate; where a county Republican Party lists a nonpartisan candidate on its own site or slate, the guide shows “Listed by <County> County Republican Party (nonpartisan race)” with the source org named. This is the party’s listing, not a party nomination.
Recommendations are the listed groups’, not this guide’s; a blank race means no published recommendation was found, not that none exists.