Who did Trump endorse in Utah? On November 3, 2026, the President posted on Truth Social that the people of Utah should “GET OUT AND VOTE” for three U.S. House candidates: Blake Moore in UT-02, Celeste Maloy in UT-03 and Mike Kennedy in UT-04. The post is a statement of support. It orders nothing and does not change a law. The editorial team takes the America First side here, so below you will find exactly what the post says and where you can check the details yourself.
Who did the President name, and in which districts?
The post lists three names, each for a U.S. House seat in Utah, under the words “TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF UTAH, GET OUT AND VOTE FOR:”.
| Candidate named in the post | Congressional district, as written in the post |
|---|---|
| Blake Moore | U.S. Congress (UT-02) |
| Celeste Maloy | U.S. Congress (UT-03) |
| Mike Kennedy | U.S. Congress (UT-04) |
What exactly did the President say?
The President wrote that these candidates “have my Complete and Total Endorsement” and added, “They will never let you down!” The post ends with the web address swampthevoteusa.com/utah/. You can read the full post on the President’s Truth Social post. It is timestamped 13:29:24 UTC on November 3, 2026. The words are the President’s own statement, not a verified fact about the candidates.
Does a Truth Social endorsement change anything for you?
No. An endorsement is a public statement of support. This post contains no order, no rule, no funding figure and no deadline for any agency. It does not change a law. What it does do is put three named picks in front of you as an America First voter in Utah’s 2nd, 3rd and 4th districts. The choice of who fills those seats is yours to make at the ballot box.
Did the President post similar endorsements the same day?
Yes. Between 13:27:04 and 13:29:24 UTC on November 3, 2026, he posted similar lists for Wyoming, Wisconsin, Washington State, West Virginia and Virginia. Each one ends with the same “Complete and Total Endorsement” line. If you live in one of those states, the same format names your candidates. The site also covered a single-state endorsement in its piece on the Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall endorsement post.
How do you confirm the election date and your polling place?
The post gives no election date and no polling place. Call your county clerk’s office to confirm both, along with your congressional district and your ballot.
Before you vote: a short checklist
- Confirm your district. Make sure you live in UT-02, UT-03 or UT-04 before you treat these names as your choices.
- Find your election date and polling place. Call or visit your county clerk.
- Read the candidates’ own materials. The post lists names and districts only and gives no policy positions, so look up what each candidate says.
- Check the web address in the sign-off. Look up who runs swampthevoteusa.com before you rely on it.
- Compare with other Truth Social claims. For the President’s record behind his posts, read trump truth social claims.
By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
