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UT-01 ยท Utah

Utah's 1st district: 2026 House race

Utah's 1st district has no incumbent running. Ben McAdams leads in reported fundraising with $2.3M. Forecasters rate it Safe D.

2candidates in the race
$2.4Mraised by candidates in the race
Openno incumbent filed
Safe Dforecaster consensus
Candidates and money2 on file
Candidates
CandidatePartyStatusRaisedSpentCash
Ben McAdamsDEMChallenger$2.3M$2.0M$299K
Riley OwenREPChallenger$133K$123K$9,568

Ballot status: nominees as listed on Wikipedia (text under CC BY-SA), matched to FEC records by name.

Reported Source: FEC, through each candidate's latest filing. Open this race on FEC.gov

Other FEC filers (not matched to a November nominee)6
Other FEC filers
CandidatePartyStatusRaisedSpentCash
Nate BlouinDEMChallenger$705K$665K$40K
Liban MohamedDEMChallenger$352K$274K$78K
Michael FarrellDEMChallenger$313K$300K$13K
Kathleen RiebeDEMChallenger$125K$125K$0
Derek KitchenDEMChallenger$59K$59K$0
Eva Lopez ChavezDEMChallenger$53K$52K$466

They may have lost a primary or withdrawn, or our name match may have missed them. Their records are kept for reference.

Forecasts and ratingsnational odds + who rates this race

Consensus (median of 4): Safe D Estimate

Forecaster ratings
ForecasterRatingDate listedNote
Cook Political ReportSafe D2025-11-11flip from current holder, dated
Inside ElectionsSafe D2025-11-11flip from current holder, dated
Sabato's Crystal BallSafe D2025-11-11flip from current holder, dated
Decision Desk HQSafe D2026-07-14flip from current holder, dated

Ratings are each publisher's own, compiled from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). The date is the one listed there; a rater may have changed its call since, and “dated” means more than 45 days old. Open the forecaster for its current rating.

No Polymarket market was found for this race.

Open each forecaster for its current rating and method.

National picture: Democrats 90.5% to control the House on Polymarket Estimate. See all forecasts.

Last time (2024)new map
The map changed

Utah redrew its congressional map for 2026. These results are for the district with the same number under the old lines, so they do not describe the new territory.

Blake Moore won by 31.0 points, with 365,895 votes counted.

2024 result
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Blake MooreRepublican230,97563.1%
Bill CampbellDemocratic117,31932.1%
Daniel CottamLibertarian17,6014.8%

Reported Results as compiled in Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), top three shown. Under the district lines used in 2024.

Who lives hereCensus survey data
District portrait
MeasureValue
Population846,210
Median age31.9
Median household income$93,425 ±$1,040
Adults 25+ with a bachelor’s degree or more37.9%
White, not Hispanic78.6%
Black, not Hispanic1.0%
Asian, not Hispanic2.0%
Hispanic or Latino (any race)13.8%
Homes lived in by their owners70.1%
People below the poverty line8.7%
Born outside the U.S.6.5%

Heads up: Utah drew a new congressional map for 2026. These figures describe the old district lines, so they will not match the people who vote in this race.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020-2024 5-year estimates, district lines of the 119th Congress, fetched 2026-10-15. These are survey estimates with margins of error; the Bureau publishes the error for each figure.

Public attention in this race1 candidate with an article
Attention
CandidatePartyViews, 30 daysShare
Ben McAdamsDEM4,584100%

Reported English Wikipedia page views, 2026-09-14 to 2026-10-13. Only candidates with an article are counted; views show curiosity, not support.

Data on this page3/6 complete
Data coverage
DataStatusDetail
NomineesHave itlisted on Wikipedia, matched to FEC
Campaign financeHave itFEC filings through 06/30/2026
Forecaster ratingsHave it4 forecasters
Prediction marketMissingno market found
2024 resultPartialold map: the state redrew its districts
Financial disclosuresMissing0 of 2 candidates read

So you can see what we have and what we do not. Missing is never treated as zero.

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