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US Senate Race as proxy for Utah Conservatism

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With his stellar score from Freedom Works plus his 2022 GOP convention vote over 70%, Senator Mike Lee could arguably be a proxy for the best that conservatism in Utah offers – personal liberty, limited government, lower taxes, rule of law, etc.

Given the following data, how well do you think conservatism is doing in Salt Lake County and in the state of Utah and where is it going?

Mike Lee US Senate Race, Salt Lake County

Reg
Voters
Ballots
Cast
Total
Votes
% Turnout Mike
Lee
Other
Candidates
% Mike
Lee
2010 470301 255385 248344 54.30% 121419 126925 48.89%
2016 510937 427064 411838 83.67% 220652 190686 53.64%
2022 591999 380134 381195 64.96% 144931 236234 38.02%

Mike Lee US Senate Race, Utah state overall

Reg
Voters
Ballots
Cast
Total
Votes
% Turnout Mike
Lee
Other
Candidates
% Mike
Lee
2010 1267250 653274 633829 51.55% 390179 370734 51.28%
2016 1405275 1152389 1115608 82.00% 760241 852513 47.14%
2022 1689918 1076068 1075819 64.20% 571974 503845 53.17%

Salt Lake County data from: https://slco.org/clerk/elections/election-results/

Statewide data from: https://vote.utah.gov/historical-election-results/

For this data, 2010 Total Votes was calculated from the sum of the candidate votes, columns E through J. See:
https://elections.utah.gov/Media/Default/Documents/Election_Results/General/2010Gen.xls

For 2016, the state records Contest Sum, which is recorded under Total Votes in this analysis. See:
https://elections.utah.gov/Media/Default/2016%20Election/2016%20General%20Election%20-%20Statewide%20Canvass.xlsx

For 2022, a spreadsheet has not been finalized at the time this data is published here. See:
https://vote.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/42/2022/12/Signed-2022-General-Election-State-Canvass-Certification.pdf. Total votes for US Senate race were calculated as a sum of the votes of all US Senate candidates.

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