Gregory Beglarian seeks Salt Lake County Council seat

By Cottonwood Heights-Holladay Times staff · October 23, 2026 · 1 min read

Gregory Beglarian is running as the Constitution Party candidate for Salt Lake County Council At-Large, Seat A in the 2026 Utah general election.

Beglarian is one of five candidates in the race. The other candidates, according to BallotReady election data and Wikipedia's listing of the race, are Kathleen Anderson (Republican), Maleah Bliss Caulford (Forward Party), Olghen Ocean Saintelus (Unaffiliated) and Zach Robinson (Democratic).

Candidate information

Name: Gregory Beglarian
Party: Constitution
Office sought: Salt Lake County Council, At-Large, Seat A
Election date: Nov. 3

This profile was built from publicly available candidate information reviewed by our newsroom. The Cottonwood Heights-Holladay Times did not interview the candidate. Profiles of other candidates in this race will be published as information becomes available.

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