My Voting Plan

Utah general election, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026

See everything on your ballot, then plan how to return it.

Start with your address

Your address goes only to Utah’s official map service. Beehive Bills never stores it or your picks.

See your ballot Your U.S. House and Legislature races, the judges where you live, and the two amendments.
Mark your picks Optional notes for yourself, saved only in this browser.
Plan the drop-off The closest drop box, a day, a reminder, and a printable guide.

Roughly in the order it’s printed. Open Details on anything for more.

Enter your address above to add your U.S. House and Legislature races and the judges for your county. Statewide judges and the amendments are below.

Use a drop box in your own county, or mail it early: it has to arrive by 8 p.m. Nov. 3.

Enter your address above to see the drop boxes and vote centers nearest you.

Candidates: the Utah Lieutenant Governor’s certified list for the 2026 general election (Sept. 21, 2026), without write-ins. Photos and links come from official legislative portraits and the candidates’ own sites.
Districts: Utah’s official maps (UGRC), including the 2026 congressional map.
Voting records: Utah Legislature roll calls on contested bills in 2025 and 2026, compared with positions published by the organizations Beehive Bills tracks.
Judges: evaluations and recommendations from the Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission (judges.utah.gov); photos, biographies and appointment dates from the Utah State Courts (utcourts.gov).
Amendments: our plain-language summaries. The official voter information pamphlet, with the full text and arguments for and against, is at vote.utah.gov.
Drop boxes and vote centers: each county’s official 2026 general election notice.

Always confirm with your official sample ballot at vote.utah.gov.

Candidate summaries are written with AI from each candidate’s own site or bio, then checked. See an error? Email [email protected].