The 10 Most Liberal Cities In Utah For 2025


The most liberal cities in Utah are Park City and Moab for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

In this article, we will explore some of the most liberal cities in Utah, where progressive ideas and inclusive attitudes flourish.

If you’re looking to move to Utah and want to know where the majority of Utahans lean left, you’ve come to the right place.

Specifically, we wanted to know which cities have the highest number of liberal voters in the Beehive State.

To do so, we analyzed how the people in each city in Utah with a population greater than 5,000 voted during the last presidential election. The cities with the highest percentage of voters who voted Democrat were named the most liberal cities in the state.


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


Most Liberal Cities In Utah Map

If you’re wondering, Roosevelt is the most conservative city in Utah of all those we measured.

And to be clear, we didn’t form this list based on our biases — we relied on the cold hard data. For more on how we ran the numbers, keep on reading. Then, we’ll take a closer look at each of our top 10 most liberal cities in Utah.

And if you already knew these places were liberal, check out some more reading about Utah and the most liberal places in the country:

The 10 Most Liberal Places In Utah For 2025

Park City, UT

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8
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Percent Democrat: 58.4%
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Moab, UT

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4
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Percent Democrat: 54.1%
More on Moab: Data

Salt Lake City, UT

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Overall SnackAbility

6
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Percent Democrat: 53.0%
More on Salt Lake City: Data

West Valley City, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Leon7 | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

7
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Percent Democrat: 53.0%
More on West Valley City: Data

West Jordan, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Scott Hughes from Dallas, TX, US | CC BY-SA 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10
Percent Democrat: 53.0%
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Sandy, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Scott Catron from Sandy, Utah, USA | CC BY-SA 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

9
/10
Percent Democrat: 53.0%
More on Sandy: Data

South Jordan, UT

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Overall SnackAbility

9.5
/10
Percent Democrat: 53.0%
More on South Jordan: Data

Taylorsville, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Rover_0 | CC BY 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

7.5
/10
Percent Democrat: 53.0%
More on Taylorsville: Data

Herriman, UT

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Overall SnackAbility

9
/10
Percent Democrat: 53.0%
More on Herriman: Data

Draper, UT

Source: Wikipedia User Scott Catron | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

9
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Percent Democrat: 53.0%
More on Draper: Data

How we determined the most liberal cities in Utah for 2025

To find the most liberal places in Utah, we used Saturday Night Science – the argument you’d make at a bar – to find the cities with the most liberals.

Straight forward.

We started by making a list of every city in Utah over 5,000 people based on the 2019-2023 American Community Survey. That left us with 89 cities and towns.

We then measured the voting record and MIT election data to determine which places lean the most leftward in their allegiances by:

  1. Percentage Of Votes For Democratic President In 2020

Because no voting data exists at the city level, we used county-level election results from the 2020 election. We assigned every city in a county the percentage of votes that went to the Democrats, effectively extending the county’s results to the city level. In cases where larger cities encompassed an entire county, the election outcomes accurately reflected the city’s political landscape.

The winner, Park City, is “The Most liberal City in Utah For 2025”. The most conservative place in Utah was Roosevelt.

We updated this article for 2025. This report is our tenth time ranking the most liberal places to live in Utah.

Summing Up The Liberal Snowflakes in Utah

Well, there you have it, the places in Utah that have the highest number of liberals per capita, with Park City ranking as the least conservative in the entire state.

The most liberal cities in Utah are Park City, Moab, Salt Lake City, West Valley City, West Jordan, Sandy, South Jordan, Taylorsville, Herriman, and Draper.

If you’re curious, here are the least liberal cities in Utah:

  1. Roosevelt
  2. Richfield
  3. Vernal

For more Utah reading, check out:

Most Liberal Places In Utah

Rank City Population % Liberal
1 Park City, UT 8,365 58.4%
2 Moab, UT 5,316 54.1%
3 Salt Lake City, UT 203,888 53.0%
4 West Valley City, UT 137,955 53.0%
5 West Jordan, UT 116,277 53.0%
6 Sandy, UT 94,723 53.0%
7 South Jordan, UT 80,331 53.0%
8 Taylorsville, UT 59,010 53.0%
9 Herriman, UT 57,336 53.0%
10 Draper, UT 50,159 53.0%
11 Murray, UT 49,904 53.0%
12 Riverton, UT 44,944 53.0%
13 Midvale, UT 35,736 53.0%
14 Cottonwood Heights, UT 32,984 53.0%
15 Holladay, UT 31,236 53.0%
16 South Salt Lake, UT 26,277 53.0%
17 Bluffdale, UT 18,168 53.0%
18 Ogden, UT 86,973 36.5%
19 Roy, UT 39,021 36.5%
20 North Ogden, UT 21,473 36.5%
21 West Haven, UT 19,977 36.5%
22 South Ogden, UT 17,563 36.5%
23 Pleasant View, UT 11,104 36.5%
24 Riverdale, UT 9,294 36.5%
25 Hooper, UT 9,220 36.5%
26 Washington Terrace, UT 9,196 36.5%
27 Plain City, UT 8,101 36.5%
28 Farr West, UT 7,881 36.5%
29 Harrisville, UT 6,919 36.5%
30 Heber, UT 17,438 34.8%
31 Midway, UT 6,110 34.8%
32 Layton, UT 82,512 33.8%
33 Bountiful, UT 45,093 33.8%
34 Syracuse, UT 34,009 33.8%
35 Clearfield, UT 32,895 33.8%
36 Kaysville, UT 32,861 33.8%
37 Farmington, UT 24,934 33.8%
38 Clinton, UT 23,492 33.8%
39 North Salt Lake, UT 23,239 33.8%
40 Centerville, UT 16,692 33.8%
41 West Point, UT 11,559 33.8%
42 Woods Cross, UT 11,490 33.8%
43 South Weber, UT 8,037 33.8%
44 Fruit Heights, UT 6,036 33.8%
45 West Bountiful, UT 5,920 33.8%
46 Sunset, UT 5,567 33.8%
47 Logan, UT 53,923 28.5%
48 Smithfield, UT 14,033 28.5%
49 North Logan, UT 11,228 28.5%
50 Hyrum, UT 10,022 28.5%
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