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Utah State House District 22

Tue, Nov 3 · Represented by Jen Dailey-Provost Democratic · Member list as of Oct 28

Jen Dailey-ProvostDemocratic · Incumbent4 years since first win

Last result · 2024 general: Jen Dailey-Provost (D) 79.6, Steve Harmsen (R) 20.4

Char VargaRepublican

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Utah State House District 22: Jen Dailey-Provost vs Char Varga

Preview card: Utah State House District 22: Jen Dailey-Provost vs Char Varga

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Earlier results
Jen Dailey-Provost (Democratic) was unopposed, 2022Clare Collard (Democratic) won by 1.9 points, 2020, older linesAll 29 elections

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Left column: Dailey-ProvostRight column: Varga

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Past results

Last contest in this district on file: 2024.

All elections (29 for this seat)

More about this race

Source: utah.gov (PDF), dated Sep 21

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Utah House of Representatives districts, District 22 selectedState House District 21: Sandra HollinsState House District 23: Hoang NguyenState House District 24: Grant MillerState House District 28: Nicholeen PeckState House District 29: Bridger BolinderState House District 68: Scott ChewState House District 69: Logan MonsonState House District 30: Jake FitisemanuState House District 31: Verona MaugaState House District 16: No member listedState House District 32: Sahara HayesState House District 34: Carol MossState House District 35: Rosalba DominguezState House District 36: Jim DunniganState House District 38: Cheryl ActonState House District 39: Ken IvoryState House District 40: Andrew StoddardState House District 42: Clint OkerlundState House District 45: Tracy MillerState House District 47: Mark StrongState House District 52: Cory MaloyState House District 53: Kay ChristoffersonState House District 55: Jon HawkinsState House District 56: Val PetersonState House District 58: Dave ShallenbergerState House District 61: Lisa ShepherdState House District 64: Jackie LarsonState House District 65: Doug WeltonState House District 71: Rex ShippState House District 72: Joseph ElisonState House District 73: Colin JackState House District 74: Neil WalterState House District 7: Ryan WilcoxState House District 17: Stewart BarlowState House District 48: Doug FiefiaState House District 44: Jordan TeuscherState House District 59: Mike KohlerState House District 12: Mike SchultzState House District 54: Kristen ChevrierState House District 8: Jason KyleState House District 9: Jake SawyerState House District 60: Grant PaceState House District 57: Nelson AbbottState House District 19: Ray WardState House District 25: Angela RomeroState House District 2: Mike PetersenState House District 20: Melissa BallardState House District 4: Tiara AuxierState House District 26: Matt MacPhersonState House District 6: Rob BishopState House District 5: Casey SniderState House District 46: Cal RobertsState House District 3: Jason ThompsonState House District 1: Tom PetersonState House District 33: Doug OwensState House District 22: Jen Dailey-ProvostState House District 27: Anthony LoubetState House District 41: John ArthurState House District 10: Jill KofordState House District 18: Paul CutlerState House District 43: Steve EliasonState House District 11: Katy HallState House District 37: Ashlee MatthewsState House District 51: Leah HansenState House District 49: Candice PierucciState House District 66: Troy ShelleyState House District 62: Norm ThurstonState House District 63: Stephen WhyteState House District 70: Carl AlbrechtState House District 67: Christine WatkinsState House District 50: Stephanie GriciusState House District 75: Walt BrooksState House District 13: Karen PetersonState House District 14: Karianne LisonbeeState House District 15: Ariel Defay
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Election Wrld. (2026). Utah State House District 22, election results 1968 to 2024. https://www.electionwrld.com/ut/house/22. Retrieved October 31, 2026.

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Sources: Census TIGERweb Legislative MapServer (120th CDs layer 0, 119th CDs layer 4, 2026 SLD upper layer 1 and lower layer 2) (US Census Bureau, public domain), retrieved Oct 28, 2026; Open Civic Data division identifiers (census_autogenerated us_sldl/us_sldu and openstates state files); also (sld-recent.json): Open Civic Data division identifiers (country-us) (CC0 (repository); also (sld-recent.json): CC0 1.0), retrieved Oct 28, 2026; Open States people (current) CSVs (CC0-1.0 (Open States people data)), retrieved Oct 28, 2026, compiled by Open States volunteers and staff (rosters from state legislature sites) from official returns, not an official source; MEDSL 2024 official precinct returns (individual_states zips) (Not stated in the GitHub repository (an earlier label said "MIT (repo)", which the repository does not support). MEDSL's Harvard Dataverse records are CC0 1.0, but these GitHub files were not checksum-matched to the Dataverse files, so CC0 is not claimed for them.), retrieved Oct 28, 2026, compiled by MIT Election Data and Science Lab (MEDSL) from official returns, not an official source; State Legislative Election Returns, 1967-2022 (Carl Klarner, Harvard Dataverse) (CC0 1.0), retrieved Oct 28, 2026, compiled by Carl Klarner (Harvard Dataverse) from official returns, not an official source.

DataState data (JSON)Sources: State Legislative Election Returns, 1967-2022 (Carl Klarner, Harvard Dataverse), DIME (ODC-BY), MEDSL 2024 official precinct returnsData as of Oct 28, 2026