Cache County Held Firm: Nov. 3, 2026 Results
Thank you, Cache County. On Nov. 3, 2026, Cache County Republicans retained 3 of 4 Utah House seats and the State Senate seat, 5 of 7 County Council seats, and the Congressional seat.
Our county held firm at a time when many parts of the state and country had very different outcomes. We did this because we have a strong Republican hold and are centered on our platform values.
Our Republican officials
U.S. House: Congressman Blake Moore
Utah Senate District 1: Sen. Scott Sandall, re-elected
Utah Senate District 2: Sen. Chris Wilson, continuing in his term
Utah House District 1: Rep. Thomas Peterson
Utah House District 2: Rep. Mike Petersen
Utah House District 5: Rep. Casey Snider, House Majority Leader
Cache County Council: Kathryn Beus (Southeast) and Mark Hurd (Northeast), re-elected, joining Keegan Garrity, David Erickson and Nolan P. Gunnell
Countywide: County Executive N. George Daines, County Clerk Bryson J. Behm, County Attorney J. Brett Chambers, County Auditor Matthew Funk and Sheriff Chad Jensen
Thank you
Thank you to every voter who returned a ballot, to the volunteers who knocked doors, made calls and stood with signs, and to every candidate who put their name forward to serve. We are grateful to Rep. Jason Thompson, Council Chair Sandi Goodlander and Council Member JoAnn Bennett for their service to Cache County.
We congratulate Rep.-elect Patrick Belmont and Councilmembers-elect Mark Nafziger and Allison Goulais, who take office in January 2027.
We look forward to working across the aisle as we continue our work to strengthen and support our county toward good long-term decisions.
Results are unofficial until the county canvass. See the latest at the Utah election results site.
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