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The Utah House goes from 60 Republicans to 45, losing the two-thirds supermajority, and from 14 Democrats to 28 (unofficial until the Nov. 24 canvass). Every race: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/findings
15 sitting Utah legislators lost in November: 14 Republicans, 1 Forward Party. See who, and by how much: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/findings
65 Utah local governments voted to raise property taxes in 2025. Not the Legislature: your city, school board, county and special districts. Is yours one of them? https://www.ontherecordutah.com/property-tax/increases
Utah local property tax increases: 103 in 2024, 65 in 2025, 60 so far for 2026. Every one, and how each board voted: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/property-tax/increases
28 Utah boards voted to raise property taxes in 2025, and the increase never happened. Here are the votes: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/local
Roy City Council voted to raise property taxes 3 years in a row. Who voted yes each time: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/local/roy-city
Ogden Valley, Utah's newest city, approved a 512% property tax increase, adopted 3–2, pending a Utah Supreme Court ruling. The vote: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/local/ogden-valley-city
A Utah County district raised its property tax rate 4,070% in 2025. In dollars: from about $3 a year to $115 on a $500,000 home. Every increase, ranked: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/property-tax/increases
45 cents of every property tax dollar in Utah goes to your school district, set by your elected school board. See your own bill: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/property-tax
The parties split on about 1 in 8 final votes in the Utah Legislature (12.6% in 2026). Who breaks with their party most: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/rankings
The 2026 Legislature's new laws add up to about $79 million a year more in state taxes and fees, by its own fiscal notes. Who voted for each: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/rankings#tax-increase-votes
95 of Utah's 107 county commissioners and council members are Republicans. Who's on yours: https://www.ontherecordutah.com/local
Numbers update as new records come in, so a picture downloaded today shows today's numbers. Election results are unofficial until each county's canvass. How every number is worked out