Republican incumbent Blake Moore secured victory in Utah’s 2nd congressional district on November 3 by roughly 7.9 points, receiving 50.1% to Democrat Peter Crosby’s 42.2% with nearly all votes counted. The outcome aligns with the district’s strong Republican lean on its post-redistricting lines, estimated at R+29 based on recent presidential results, and Moore’s primary win over state Representative Karianne Lisonbee. Crosby’s limited fundraising and the presence of minor-party candidates further limited Democratic performance. Trader consensus on a 5-15% Republican margin reflects these confirmed results and the absence of material disputes or outstanding ballots capable of altering the range. Late certification shifts or legal challenges remain the only realistic variables that could affect final resolution.