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1976 Utah gubernatorial election

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For related races, see1976 United States gubernatorial elections.

1976 Utah gubernatorial election

← 1972
November 2, 1976
1980 →
 
NomineeScott M. MathesonVernon B. Romney
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Popular vote280,706248,027
Percentage52.02%45.96%

County results
Matheson:     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%
Romney:     40–50%     50–60%

Governor before election

Cal Rampton
Democratic

Elected Governor

Scott M. Matheson
Democratic

Elections in Utah
Ballot measures

The1976 Utah gubernatorial election was held on November 2, 1976.Democratic candidateScott M. Matheson defeatedRepublican nomineeVernon B. Romney, who had defeatedDixie L. Leavitt for his party's nomination, with 52.02% of the vote.

Primary election

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Primary elections were held on September 14, 1976.

Democratic primary

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Candidates

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Results

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Democratic primary results[1]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticScott M. Matheson50,50558.96%
DemocraticJohn P. Creer35,15441.04%
Total votes85,659100.00%

Republican primary

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Candidates

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Results

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Republican primary results[1]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanVernon B. Romney87,25153.40%
RepublicanDixie L. Leavitt76,13946.60%
Total votes163,390100.00%

General election

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Candidates

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  • Scott M. Matheson, Democratic
  • Vernon B. Romney, Republican
  • L. S. Brown, American Party
  • Betty Bates, Concerned Citizens

Results

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1976 Utah gubernatorial election[2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
DemocraticScott M. Matheson280,70652.02%−17.67%
RepublicanVernon B. Romney248,02745.96%+15.64%
AmericanL. S. Brown7,2011.33%
Concerned CitizensBetty Bates3,7150.69%
Total votes539,649100.00%
Majority32,6796.06%
DemocraticholdSwing-33.31%

Results by county

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County[2]Scott M. Matheson
Demcoratic
Vernon B. Romney
Republican
L. S. Brown
American
Betty Bates
Concerned Citizens
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%
Beaver1,27061.83%76037.00%160.78%80.39%51024.83%2,054
Box Elder5,68142.19%7,24153.78%4653.45%780.58%-1,560-11.59%13,465
Cache9,52841.29%12,71355.10%6032.61%2301.00%-3,185-13.80%23,074
Carbon6,60176.41%1,97122.82%400.46%270.31%4,63053.59%8,639
Daggett18551.82%16445.94%51.40%30.84%215.88%357
Davis22,42047.58%23,61850.12%5641.20%5221.11%-1,198-2.54%47,124
Duchesne1,87447.28%1,94148.97%1243.13%250.63%-67-1.69%3,964
Emery2,18060.25%1,34837.26%721.99%180.50%83223.00%3,618
Garfield77443.95%92052.24%563.18%110.62%-146-8.29%1,761
Grand1,65359.01%1,10039.27%230.82%250.89%55319.74%2,801
Iron3,87856.95%2,78740.93%1171.72%280.41%1,09116.02%6,810
Juab1,28551.28%1,17246.77%281.12%210.84%1134.51%2,506
Kane66344.23%78952.64%412.74%60.40%-126-8.41%1,499
Millard1,74644.27%2,04651.88%1193.02%330.84%-300-7.61%3,944
Morgan1,04948.30%1,06549.03%452.07%130.60%-16-0.74%2,172
Piute28442.97%34452.04%334.99%00.00%-60-9.08%661
Rich39248.51%40750.37%70.87%20.25%-15-1.86%808
Salt Lake134,44256.48%100,34642.16%1,6540.69%1,5930.67%34,09614.32%238,035
San Juan1,43446.24%1,59251.34%632.03%120.39%-158-5.10%3,101
Sanpete2,65044.81%3,07051.91%1632.76%310.52%-420-7.10%5,914
Sevier2,30741.01%2,77349.29%5109.07%360.64%-466-8.28%5,626
Summit1,99753.81%1,63844.14%571.54%190.51%3599.67%3,711
Tooele5,59661.09%3,43237.47%610.67%710.78%2,16423.62%9,160
Uintah2,20438.01%3,33457.49%2113.64%500.86%-1,130-19.49%5,799
Utah29,69341.94%39,42255.68%1,2441.76%4390.62%-9,729-13.74%70,798
Wasatch1,50748.12%1,58250.51%270.86%160.51%-75-2.39%3,132
Washington3,33538.79%4,97257.83%2272.64%640.74%-1,637-19.04%8,598
Wayne39242.06%43046.14%10611.37%40.43%-38-4.08%932
Weber33,68656.53%25,05042.04%5200.87%3300.55%8,63614.49%59,586
Total280,70652.02%248,02745.96%7,2011.33%3,7150.69%32,6796.06%539,649

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

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References

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  1. ^abScammon, Richard M.; McGillivray, Alice V., eds. (1977).America Votes 12: A Handbook of Contemporary American Election Statistics. Washington D. C.: Congressional Quarterly. p. 368. RetrievedDecember 31, 2025.
  2. ^ab"Abstract of the returns of the general election held in the State of Utah - November 2, 1976"(PDF). RetrievedDecember 29, 2025.
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