Utah County Primary: Maloy leads Lyman; Spencer, Kaufusi ahead in county commission races
Jacob Nielson, Daily Herald
A ballot drop box sign is pictured Monday, Nov. 3, 2025, in Provo.The first batch of preliminary results are in for the Utah County Republican Primary Tuesday night.
For Utah County Commission Seat A, Michelle Kaufusi is ahead of Brent Bowles, with 21,811 votes (55.94%) to 17,179 (44.06%).
David Spencer leads a three-way battle for County Commission Seat B with 16,132 votes (41.93%) followed by Isaac Paxman with 13,624 votes (35.41%) and Carolina Herrin with 8,722 votes (22.67%).
In the County Clerk race, challenger Corey Astill has 21,316 votes (55.93%) to lead incumbent Aaron Davidson, who has 16,798 votes (44.07%).
Leading the U.S. Houst District 3 election is Rep. Celeste Maloy, who has 42,057 votes (69.33%) to Phil Lyman’s 18,603 (30.67%). Among Utah County voters, Maloy has 16,226 votes (70.51%) to Lyman’s 6,786 (29.49%).
In the state Senate District 21 race, incumbent Brady Brammer has a 4,677-vote lead (55.57%), to Kelly Smith’s 3,739 (44.43%).
In the multi-county contest for Senate District 18 race, Doug Fiefia leads incumbent Daniel McCay with 4,838 votes (69.39%) to 2,142 votes (30.61%).
