Official certified result · November 8, 2022

2022 Utah U.S. Senate Election Results.

Name: 2022 Utah U.S. Senate Election Results
Creator: Election.org

The FEC publication records Mike Lee as the winner. These are historical certified totals—not an election-night projection or race call.

Utah U.S. SenateGeneral election7 general candidatesSource: FEC

FEC WINNER INDICATOR

Mike Lee

571,974 votes · 53.15%

Final vote total: 1,076,068
Final margin: 112,016
Decision stage: General election
Certification: Official historical result

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Fusion-party lines are combined only when the official publication reports the same named candidate on multiple party lines. Generic write-in, blank, invalid, and other non-person rows remain separate below.

2022 Utah U.S. Senate Election Results candidate results
Candidate	Party label(s)	Votes	Share
Mike LeeIncumbentWinner	R*	571,974	53.15%
Evan McMullin	UN	459,958	42.74%
James Arthur Hansen	LIB	31,784	2.95%
Tommy Williams	IAP	12,103	1.12%
Laird Fetzer Hamblin	R + W	152	0.01%
Michael Seguin	W	60	0.01%
Abraham Korb	W	37	0.0%

Election.org calculation: the final margin is 112,016 votes, subtracting the second-highest published final total from the highest. The official publication does not publish this page's margin field separately.

Show primary and nomination results (5 candidates)

Mike LeeIncumbent

R* primary258,08961.94%

James Arthur Hansen

LIB primaryNot reported—

Tommy Williams

IAP primaryNot reported—

Ally Isom

R primary34,9978.4%

Becky Edwards

R primary123,61729.67%

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Source footnotes

* Conventions are held by the political parties prior to the primary election. If one candidate achieves the required convention vote (in accordance with party rules) and there are no candidates that qualified for a primary election by gathering petition signatures, then the candidate is the nominee and the primary election is not held. If a convention candidate does not achieve the required convention vote, then the top two convention vote-getters will participate in the primary election, along with any candidates that qualified by the signature-gathering method. There can be multiple rounds of balloting at the party conventions. For the Democratic and Republican parties, the required convention vote for nomination was 60%. At the Republican convention, Mike Lee achieved over 70% of the convention vote. Republican candidates Becky Edward and Ally Isom participated in the convention, but qualified for the primary election using the signature method. The Libertarian Party convention date was April 9, 2022. The Democratic, Republican and Independent American Party conventions were held on April 23, 2022. Convention nominees are noted with an asterisk.

Sources & notes

Source & provenance

PublisherFederal Election Commission ↗

Underlying sourceState elections offices

Publication2025-02

StatusOfficial · certified

Workbook checked2026-08-24

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