Tyler Scott Farnsworth is running as a Democrat for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District in the general election scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Farnsworth is part of a contested field that includes Democratic, Republican, Independent, Libertarian and IAP candidates.
No biography is on file for Farnsworth. There are also no documented positions showing where he stands on specific policy questions. His funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand are not on file.
Farnsworth’s official profile
Farnsworth’s entry establishes his full listed name, party affiliation, race and election. It identifies him as Tyler Scott Farnsworth, a Democrat seeking the U.S. House seat in District 2.
The entry does not identify his occupation, education, previous public service or other background. It also does not state his views on any issue. Without documented positions, no policy stance can be attributed to Farnsworth.
The campaign finance categories listed for the race are funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand. No figures are on file for Farnsworth in any of those categories. That means the entry does not show how much his campaign has received, used or retained.
The full UT-2 field
The race listing contains 14 candidate entries. Each candidate has no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Bryan Lamont Arrington — Independent. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Karianne Lisonbee — Republican. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Bryan Lamont Sgt. Arrington — Independent. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Steven Merrill — Democrat. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Carlton E. Bowen — IAP. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Robert Michael Moesinger — Independent. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Blake Moore — Republican incumbent. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Daniel R. Cottam — Libertarian. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Tyler William Murset — Republican. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Peter Crosby — Democrat. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Ian William Parrish — Democrat. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Tyler Scott Farnsworth — Democrat. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- John R JR Gibb — Republican. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
- Jarom Gillins — Democrat. No biography, finance figures or policy positions are on file.
The listing contains two separately named Independent entries: Bryan Lamont Arrington and Bryan Lamont Sgt. Arrington. It does not establish whether those entries refer to the same person, so they remain separate in the field as listed.
Party breakdown
Five entries carry the Democratic label: Merrill, Crosby, Parrish, Farnsworth and Gillins. Four carry the Republican label: Lisonbee, Moore, Murset and Gibb. Moore is the incumbent.
Three entries are listed as Independent: Bryan Lamont Arrington, Bryan Lamont Sgt. Arrington and Moesinger. Cottam is listed as a Libertarian, and Bowen is listed with the IAP.
What the record establishes
The election is for a seat in the U.S. House representing Utah’s 2nd Congressional District. It is a general election scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
The candidate entries establish names, party labels and Moore’s incumbent status. They do not establish policy differences among the candidates because no documented positions are on file. They also do not permit a financial comparison because fundraising, spending and cash-on-hand figures are not on file for any candidate.
