AARON DAVIDSON
UTAH COUNTY CLERK
I’m running for re‑election as the Utah County Clerk because voters deserve honesty, transparency, and a clerk that's willing to stand alone fighting for change to implement the best policies and practices to ensure the integrity of the election process and the security of every ballot here in Utah.
What I've accomplished since taking office.
Cast Vote Records Made Public
I helped change state law to make Cast Vote Records (CVRs) publicly available for the first time in Utah, increasing transparency and strengthening public trust.
Citizenship Verification
I became the first county clerk in Utah to partner with USCIS to verify the citizenship of foreign‑born voters when state data is incomplete.
Alpine School District Split
I worked directly with city leaders to ensure every legal requirement and deadline was met, empowering voters to decide the future of their local School District.
National Recognition
My office earned national awards for innovation in marriage licensing and voter communication—showcasing Utah County as a leader in modern election administration.
Fighting Election Fraud
I’ve referred fraudulent voters and signature gatherers for prosecution because protecting election integrity is one of my highest responsibilities.
Fiscal Responsibility
I’ve cut unnecessary spending, secured grants, reduced mailing costs, and returned unused funds to taxpayers—proving that election integrity and efficiency go hand in hand.
Who I Am
I was raised in Mesa, Arizona, and later attended BYU, where I earned three degrees: a Bachelor’s in Accounting, a Master’s in Accounting with an emphasis in Information Technology, and a Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance.
After graduating, I began my career with Price Waterhouse (PW) in their management consulting division, implementing large database systems. I left PW in 1994 to start my own database design and implementation company. Since then, I have also founded an oil‑rights investment company, a custom home‑building company, a gourmet chocolate company, and several other businesses. I remained self‑employed until being elected County Clerk in 2022.
I have truly enjoyed serving as County Clerk, and I can now see how my past experiences have prepared me well for this role. I look forward to continuing to serve the residents of Utah County for at least another four years.
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Mentioned in the Media
A criminal investigation is underway after a county clerk reported several hundred potentially fraudulent signatures turned in as part of the effort to repeal Utah's 2018 anti-gerrymandering law.
Prop 4 repeal organizers fire paid gatherers after Utah County clerk alleges fraudulent signatures - The Salt Lake Tribune - Feb. 7, 2026
As Utah Republicans make a final push to get an initiative on the ballot that could restore the Legislature’s ability to gerrymander, the Utah County Clerk has turned over several petition packets to the county attorney for an investigation into whether they were forged.
Utah County clerk finds fraudulent signatures in petition to repeal Proposition 4 - KUTV - Feb. 6, 2026
There are about nine days left for "Utahns for Representative Government" to get enough signatures to qualify for a ballot initiative that would ask voters to repeal Proposition 4.
Democrats, Republicans use every legal avenue in redistricting fight - Take 2 Podcast - Feb. 6, 2026
A new federal lawsuit has been filed by Congressmen Burgess Owens and Celeste Maloy, along with other elected officials, challenging Utah’s redistricting process.
Utah legislature asks Utah Supreme Court to stay redistricting ruling; Utah County Clerk asks to join case - ABC4 Utah - Feb. 2, 2026
The Utah legislature has asked the state’s high court to halt the recent redistricting ruling that ushered in a new map for the 2026 election, filing a stay for a permanent injunction to keep the status quo and use Utah’s 2021 Congressional map instead.
Statements as the current County Clerk
I will not be seeking endorsements nor giving any endorsements for any candidate. The County Clerk runs the elections, and I feel that any endorsements compromise the County Clerk or any candidate for County Clerk in his/her ability to run a fair and unbiased election.
I do not believe in signature gathering for a County Clerk candidate to get on the primary ballot. Since the County Clerk's Office verifies the signatures on the candidate's packets, it places the County Clerk's staff in a precarious position to verify the signatures. I have full faith in my staff that they would not show any bias toward any candidate, but nonetheless, I do not like the burden it puts the County Clerk's staff in.
I have elected not to gather signatures to get on the ballot. For those candidates running for County Clerk that are gathering signatures, I have committed to my staff that I will not touch any aspect of the candidate signature packets of those candidates running against me for the County Clerk position.
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