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Party cohesion

How often do Utah legislators vote with their party?

Party Voting Unity

How often members of each party vote together on the same side.

Most Contentious Votes

Votes where both parties were most internally divided. Higher % = more divided.

HB 205

County Officer Fees Amendments

47%
Senate fail 10-11 Feb 17, 2022
HB 213

H.B. 213 Disabled Parking Permit Amendments

45%
House fail 35-33 Feb 25, 2022
HB 510

Municipal Incorporation Modifications

45%
Senate fail 14-12 Mar 7, 2026
HB 192

Vehicle Inspection Fee Amendments

45%
House pass 40-31 Feb 5, 2026
HB 195

H.B. 195 Criminal Investigations of School Employees

45%
House pass 27-23 Feb 3, 2023
SB 215

S.B. 215 Sex Offender Registry Amendments

44%
House pass 40-33 Mar 4, 2021
HB 356

H.B. 356 Athletic Coaching Standards Amendments

42%
House fail 31-34 Feb 23, 2022
HB 219

Higher Education Civics Amendments

42%
House pass 38-31 Feb 23, 2026
HB 291

H.B. 291 Short Term Rental Amendments

42%
House pass 29-18 Feb 24, 2023
SB 36

S.B. 36 Professional Licensing Amendments

42%
Senate pass 4-3 Feb 24, 2023

Crossed the Aisle

Legislators who most frequently vote against their own party.

Photo of Leah Hansen
Leah Hansen
House·420 against party
53.3% R
Photo of Kristen Chevrier
Kristen Chevrier
House·84 against party
11.5% R
Photo of Tiara Auxier
Tiara Auxier
House·76 against party
10.8% R
Photo of Nicholeen Peck
Nicholeen Peck
House·62 against party
8.1% R
Photo of Heidi Balderree
Heidi Balderree
Senate·183 against party
8.1% R
Photo of Norm Thurston
Norm Thurston
House·330 against party
7.6% R
Photo of Mike Petersen
Mike Petersen
House·308 against party
7.4% R
Photo of Mike Kohler
Mike Kohler
House·273 against party
7.1% R
Photo of Jake Sawyer
Jake Sawyer
House·48 against party
6.3% R
Photo of Ryan Wilcox
Ryan Wilcox
House·258 against party
6.3% R