Summit County certifies 2024 election results, highlights tight races

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Official canvass confirms final tallies with voter turnout at 89.1%

PARK CITY, Utah — Summit County officially certified its 2024 General Election results on Nov. 19 during a canvass held at the county courthouse in Coalville. With a voter turnout of 89.1%, the Nov. 5 election results are now final and available for the public on the Summit County Clerk’s website.

The canvass, a standard post-election procedure, ensures the accuracy and final approval of election outcomes.

By the numbers:

• Total ballots cast: 26,482
• Registered voters: 29,718
• Turnout: 89.1%

Summit County results of closely-watched contests:

• President: Kamala Harris (D) 56.47%, Donald Trump (R) 41.67%
• U.S. Senate: Caroline Gleich (D) 52.24%, John Curtis (R) 44.84%
• U.S. House 3: Glenn Wright (D) 50%, Mike Kennedy (R) 49.81%
• Summit County Council Seat C: Megan McKenna (D) 50.69%, Ari Ionnides (R) 49.31%
• Governor: Brian King (D) 44.86%, Spencer Cox (R) 43.94%
• Summit County Council Seat A: Roger Armstrong (D) 52.22%, Tory Welch (R) 47.78%
• Proposition 18: Emergency services funding passed with 72% support.
• North Summit School Bond: Failed with 56% voting against.

For judicial retention, all judges received majority approval. For detailed results, visit the Summit County Clerk’s website.