Box Elder Tallies Unofficial 2026 Election Results
Unofficial election night results in Box Elder County show turnout at 49.64% as the 2026 general election concludes.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Elections
Box Elder County tallied unofficial results from the 2026 general election, with voter turnout at 49.64% in final election night totals. Final canvassed results will be certified after ballot processing is complete, including provisional ballots and eligible late-arriving mail ballots.
Why it matters
Election night figures give Utah voters an early picture of statewide and local races before official certification. The county's turnout rate offers a baseline for how much of the electorate participated in the 2026 general election.
Thomas Peterson (R) leads Utah House District 1 with 7,917 votes (69.47%), and Rob Bishop (R) leads Utah House District 6 with 7,830 votes (68.42%). These are unofficial election night figures, and final certified totals may differ.
The players
Blake Moore
Blake Moore is a Republican U.S. Representative from Utah who leads the district-wide U.S. House race with about 49.79% of the vote.
Peter Crosby
Peter Crosby is the Democratic candidate trailing Blake Moore in the U.S. House race with about 43.19% of the vote.
The details
Unofficial results in Box Elder County cover the U.S. House, Utah House, Utah Senate and Board of Education races. Constitutional Amendment A received 65.02% support in the county, and Perry City Proposition 6 received 76.87%.
Timeline
November 4, 2026: Unofficial election night results reported for the 2026 general election.
Seasonal Patterns
Unofficial election night totals are preliminary and follow the state's canvass and certification process used in prior Utah general elections. Final certified results will confirm the turnout and vote shares reported on election night.
Voters in Utah will see these results change as provisional and late-arriving mail ballots are counted during canvassing. Final certified totals will determine the official winners of the House, Senate and Board of Education races.
The takeaway
Unofficial results can shift during canvassing, so readers should wait for certified totals before drawing final conclusions about any race. Checking the official county and state certification updates is the most reliable way to confirm outcomes.
Further reading
For broader context on how these races are decided, see Elections coverage across Utah.
