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What changed near you: Utah

The Nov 3, 2026 results, the data center projects in Utah and where your officials stand. Results are unofficial until Utah certifies them.

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New officials after Nov 3

Races for governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House only. Other statewide offices, such as lieutenant governor, are not included. Each race links to its AP call.

Data center projects in Utah

78 tracked projects, cancelled projects excluded. See every site and county · See them on the map

SiteConstruction jobsPermanent
Stratos AI Data Center Campusapproximately 2,000
Meta Eagle Mountain Data Center Campus1,200more than 300
Antelope Data Center (Project Antelope)672
Volition Spanish Fork Data Center400 to 600100 to 150
Creekstone Energy Delta Gigasite106
QTS Eagle Mountainabout 100

Where the incoming officials stand

Ben McAdams D U.S. Representative-elect, UT-1 · 28 sites
"That's in direct contrast with the Box Elder data center, which I vehemently oppose, because it doesn't put clean energy and water stewardship and transparency and the public benefit first." source
Celeste Maloy R U.S. Representative-elect, UT-3 · 17 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Where your current officials stand

Spencer Cox R Governor · 78 sites
"There’s a lot of really bad information out there about data centers." source
Mike Lee R U.S. Senator · 78 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

John R. Curtis R U.S. Senator · 78 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Burgess Owens R U.S. Representative, UT-4 · 27 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Celeste Maloy R U.S. Representative, UT-2 · 24 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Mike Kennedy R U.S. Representative, UT-3 · 17 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Blake D. Moore R U.S. Representative, UT-1 · 10 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

All Utah officials