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Utah Issues for 2023

We talk about the GOP needing to do things they are NOT doing.  Ronald Reagan's mantra, back in the 1980s,  was "Fewer Taxes, less regulation, smaller government."  Utah's GOP is doing the exact opposite right here, and has for decades.  In 2016 a Libertarian think-tank, the CATO Institute, gave Utah an overall score of 'D' for " raising taxes and rapid growth in the state budget and the number of workers on the state payroll” -- or More Taxes, Bigger Budgets and Bigger Government !!! (Isn't that three strikes? Utah IAP would give the State Government of Utah  - both the Administration and the legislature - an ''F" !! 


The state budget has grown from $6 Billion for FY2000 up to $29 Billion for FY24 - an almost 500% jump. Bigger budgets means bigger government, more programs, and more of what we as taxpayers don't need to pay for !!      Ronald Reagan would never claim or recognize Utah GOP today !

                                

Is it any wonder 60% of Americans say they don't want what the two major parties stand for and are doing.   GIVE IAP A TRY AS A VIABLE CONSERVATIVE THIRD OPTION !


Utah's Flag is a huge issue this year.  SB 31 passed the Legislature with a new design for the state flag.  Utah has already spent $483,305 for this "arts and crafts project."   That doesn't count the cost of every state building, every county and city getting new flags, every agency in the state, every office   


A grassroots initiative is being undertaken right now to "Restore Utah's Flag."    KEEP YOUR EYES OUT FOR PETITIONS AND SIGN ONE!

      

Don't let 100 years of history and tradition fade into oblivion with Sen. McCay's ugly 'arts and crafts project' !!

  

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Utah Issues

Utah Energy Security

Utah Energy Security

Utah Energy Security

Utah is battling an EPA rule, the 'Good Neighbor Rule.'  EPA wants to stop any coal power generation in Utah because it allegedly effects the Brown Cloud in Colorado's Front Range (Denver).  That means shutting down IPP, Bonanza Power, etc., et al  -  we aren't going to let them !!   Letting the Federal Gov't - let alone the EPA - tell us we can't generate power for our people is the very definition of 'Gov't Over-reach.'

Digital IDs

Utah Energy Security

Utah Energy Security

Utah is attempting to drag the rest of us into the Electronic Age by using Blockchain security measures to assure us of the 'iron-clad' security of Digital Identification - such as digital drivers licenses we can carry on our cell phones, etc. Our answer to this is "Whatever the mind of man can conceive, the mind of another man can get around!"  We do not buy the 'iron-clad' nature of anything ... are you alright with this idea?

Blockchain Voting

Utah Energy Security

Transportation Plans ACROSS UTAH LAKE

You have heard of Ranked Choice Voting, or RCV,  as an alternative to voting by regular ballots, there are even other forms of voting ... one of which is electronic voting from your cell phone, called Blockchain voting.  And Utah has already had one person vote via cell phone (Utah County in 2018, thank you Amelia!) and it was officially counted!  Now members of the Leg. want to spread it around as another alternative voting method.   WHY?

Transportation Plans ACROSS UTAH LAKE

The Battle over Digital Dollars Begins right here in Utah !

Transportation Plans ACROSS UTAH LAKE

Remember the hub-bub about dredging Utah Lake and making islands in the Lake?  Well we have a new GOVERNMENTAL assault on the Lake, by UDOT & MAG !!  (MAG is Mountainland Association of Governments, who do transportation planning for Utah and Wasatch Counties;  UDOT stands for Utah Department of Transportation, they construct the highways and byways in Utah according to legislative funding and multi-year planning) 

1) a highway is PLANNED across the middle of Utah Lake within the next 5-10 years to be called "Pony Express-way"

2) a 'Freeway' concept is being looked at on the North end of Utah Lake, called the

 "Off-Shore Freeway" for east/west traffic from I-15 to Eagle Mtn. & Saratoga Springs!!

Battle over ESG & DEI

The Battle over Digital Dollars Begins right here in Utah !

The Battle over Digital Dollars Begins right here in Utah !

You may have heard about the Great Reset and the steps toward that include ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance scores) being used as part of our credit scores (GAG) as well as DEI (Diversity, Equality and Inclusion) training for children and adults - to teach us a political philosophical agenda ... a divide and conquer scenario.  Well, UTAH is a battleground to stop those Un-American and foreign based ideas from being implemented here. We are not alone !  Several more states have joined a lawsuit over ESG implementation and still more are fighting DEI.

The Battle over Digital Dollars Begins right here in Utah !

The Battle over Digital Dollars Begins right here in Utah !

The Battle over Digital Dollars Begins right here in Utah !

We have already talked a little about Digital IDs, above, and no sooner than we have a handle on that greased pig, but they start talking about turning our money into "Digital Dollars" also called Federal Digital Currency.    It is a serious threat to individual liberty! Information the CATO Institute put together about this issue highlights the reasons why this must be stopped  (Link::https://www.cato.org/study/risks-of-cbdcs). Utah Representative Tyler Clancy has talked about a bill he will be running to try and stop it. .WE will be following this!

2024 is a year for Major Elections

THINK Globally, ACT LOCALLY

This is the year for major elections ... President, Congress, etc.  

        WHY NOT RUN FOR AN OFFICE and REPRESENT UTAH ??   GET INVOLVED !       

                      Deadline for filing your 'Declaration of Candidacy' is Jan 2 to 8, 2024 ... 


Contact us at IAP Utah and we will help with info in your campaign if you are brave enough to run !!  GOOD LUCK to ALL the Candidates ...  and Thank You !!


FOR THE NERVOUS CONSTITUANT   -   When candidates come around or you meet one,          (OR IF YOU ARE ONE ... be prepared to answer questions like ...)


ASK a few easy questions to start a conversation with ANY candidate ...


     What are the responsibilities of the office you seek?


      What issues are most important to you?


      Why do you think you would be good at this job?


      How will you work with people who think differently?



    After you get to know them,  ASK ABOOUT THE ISSUES THAT MATTER MOST TO YOU !

      Taxes,    Schools,      Public Education,      Big Government,       INCREASING and OUT OF CONTROL FEDERAL BUDGETS                       .                  ...  you know, ... those little things!!



Election 2023 Results

Additional Information

 (Preliminary Results as of Wednedsay Nov 22 5 p.m.)

Salt Lake County


Alta Town Council at-large (2 seats)

  • Elise Morgan, 55
  • Dan Schilling, 40
  • Sheridan J. Davis, 39


Bluffdale City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Steve Austin, 1,218
  • Gregory D. Wilding, 1,193
  • Mark Hales, 1,161
  • Alan W. Lord, 1,156
  • Billy Hesterman, 1,074
  • Eric R. Hawker, 544


Bluffdale Proposition 13: Shall Bluffdale city be authorized to levy an initial tax rate in the Fire and Police Protection Fund in the amount sufficient to generate an increase in tax revenue of $569,520 for the fiscal year 2023-2024 as budgeted, adopted and approved by Bluffdale city?

  • No, 1,423
  • Yes, 1,287


Brighton Town Council at-large (2 seats)

  • Jeffery S. Bossard, 103
  • Lise Sorensen Brunhart, 83
  • Gavan Ganung, 63
  • Adrienne Aldous, 47


Copperton Metro Township Council at-large A

  • Kathleen Ray Bailey, 106


Copperton Metro Township Council at-large B

  • Sean Clayton, 86


Copperton Metro Township Council at-large C

  • Tessa Stitzer, 121


Cottonwood Heights City Council District 1

  • Matt Holton, 1,044
  • Jen Cottam, 777


Cottonwood Heights City Council District 2

  • Suzanne Hyland, 869
  • Sharon Daurelle, 793


Draper City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Fred Lowry, 3,914
  • Cal Roberts, 3,845
  • Bryn Heather Johnson, 2,990
  • Jordan Davis, 1,701
  • Lucky T. Bovo, 1,040
  • Terry Smith, 1,000


Emigration Canyon Metro Township Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Catherine M Harris, 285
  • Jennifer Hawkes, 270
  • David Paul Brems, 264
  • Tyler Tippets, 158


Herriman City Council District 1

  • Jared Henderson, 729
  • Chris Roberts, 630


Herriman City Council District 4

  • Steven L. Shields, 810
  • Matt Bello, 418


Holladay City Council District 4

  • Drew B. Quinn, 963
  • Matthew Collin Tracy, 383


Kearns Metro Township Council District 1

  • Jesse Valdez, 191
  • Patrick Daniel Schaeffer, 184


Kearns Metro Township Council District 3

  • Chrystal Butterfield, 370
  • Christopher James Geertsen, 138


Kearns Metro Township Council District 5

  • Kelly Bush, 405


Midvale City Council District 1 - Ranked Choice Round 1

  • Bonnie Billings, 547
  • Dustin Snow, 221
  • Ben Umeadi, 125


Midvale City Council District 2

  • Paul Glover, 572


Midvale City Council District 3 - Ranked Choice Round 2

  • Heidi Robinson, 371
  • Evan Feinberg, 324
  • Bart Benson, eliminated


Millcreek City Council District 3 - Ranked Choice Round 1

  • Cheri Jackson, 2,526
  • Scott Springer, 447
  • David F. Holz, 309


Murray City Council District 1

  • Paul Pickett, 643
  • David W. Rodgers, 418


Murray City Council District 3

  • Rosalba Dominguez, 1,001
  • Clark Bullen, 874


Murray City Council District 5

  • Adam Hock, 1,363
  • Garry "CPA" Hrechkosy, 1,04

Riverton City Council District 1

  • Andy Pierucci, 378


Riverton City Council District 2

  • Troy McDougal, 834
  • David Gatti, 809


Riverton City Council District 5

  • Spencer Haymond, 988
  • Steven Winters, 587


Salt Lake City Council 2

  • Alejandro "Ale" Puy, 1,811


Salt Lake City Council 4 - Ranked Choice Round 2

  • Eva Lopez Chavez, 1,991
  • Ana Valdemoros, 1,806
  • Clayton Scrivner, eliminated


Salt Lake City Council 6 - Ranked Choice Round 2

  • Dan Dugan, 4,063
  • Taymour B. Semnani, 3,157
  • James Alfandre, eliminated


Salt Lake City Council 7

  • Sarah Young, 3,559
  • Molly Jones, 3,096


Salt Lake City mayor - Ranked Choice Round 1

  • Erin Mendenhall, 22,346
  • Ross C. "Rocky" Anderson, 12,964
  • Michael Valentine, 2,507


Sandy City Council 2

  • Alison Stroud, 2,559


Sandy City Council 4

  • Marci Houseman, 2,117
  • Scott Earl, 1,973


Sandy City Council at-large (2 seats)

  • Cyndi Sharkey, 7,632
  • Aaron Dekeyzer, 6,669
  • Jim Bennett, 5,853
  • Brooke Chirstensen, 4,867


South Jordan City Council 1

  • Patrick Harris, 1,229


South Jordan City Council 2

  • Kathie L. Johnson, 2,016
  • Laurel Bevans, 1,229


South Jordan City Council 4

  • Tamara Zander, 1,274


South Salt Lake City Council 1

  • Leanne Huff, 419
  • Jeanette Potter, 162


South Salt Lake City Council 4

  • Portia Mila, 279
  • Nick Mitchell, 277


South Salt Lake City Council 5

  • Paul Sanchez, 247


South Salt Lake City Council at-large

  • Natalie Pinkney, 1,792
  • Conrad N. Campos, 540


Taylorsville City Council 1

  • Ernest Glen Burgess, 972
  • Dennis Sanok, 526


Taylorsville City Council 2

  • Curt Cochran, 898


Taylorsville City Council 3

  • Anna Barbieri, 1,084


West Jordan City Council 1

  • Chad Lamb, 2,148
  • Rulon Green, 1,198


West Jordan City Council 2

  • Bob Bedore, 1,808
  • Gary Leany, 1,515

West Jordan City Council 3

  • Zach Jacob, 1,691
  • Sterling Morris, 839


West Jordan City Council 4

  • Kent Shelton, 1,939
  • David F. Pack, 1,445


West Jordan mayor

  • Dirk Burton, 7,654
  • Kayleen Whitelock, 5,105


West Valley City Council 1

  • Tom Huynh, 988
  • Marni Lefevre, 822


West Valley City Council 3

  • Will Whetstone, 1,342
  • Heidi Roggenbuck, 1,041


West Valley City Council at-large

  • Don Christensen, 5,998
  • Sophia Hawes-Tingey, 4,208


White City Metro Township Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Paulina F. Flint, 537
  • Greg Shelton, 511
  • Tyler Huish, 410
  • Howard F. Van Horn II, 345
  • NIck J. West, 232


Copperton Improvement District at-large trustee (3 seats)

  • Leanne Peterson Heagren, 82
  • Harvey Seal, 75
  • Rebecca A. Blackburn, 74
  • Royce Charles Fewkes, 30
  • Richard J. Cude, 24
  • Trevor Patrick, 19


Cottonwood Improvement District at-large trustee (2 seats)

  • James Durrant, 8,003
  • Wesley J. Fisher, 7,735
  • Mark R. Katter, 6,598


Kearns Improvement District at-large trustee

  • Gregory R Christensen, 1,714
  • Royce Gibson, 1,270


Magna Water District at-large trustee

  • Dan L Stewart, 1,554
  • Shawn Ron Wall, 877


Midvalley Improvement District at-large trustee

  • Ron Sperry, 1,560
  • Jon West, 1,268


Mount Olympus Improvement District at-large trustee

  • Michele Rivera, 9,458
  • James W. Carter, 5,060


Taylorsville-Bennion Improvement District Division 2 trustee

  • Matt Swensen, 1,142
  • Erica Faircloth, 982


Davis County


Bountiful City Council (3 seats)

  • Kate Bradshaw, 7,151
  • Richard Higginson, 5,052
  • Matt Murri, 4,988
  • Bob Lindsay, 3,623
  • Chase Hathaway, 2,207
  • Harrison Smith, 1,101


Clearfield City Council (3 seats)

  • Dakota Wurth, 1,112
  • Megan Ratchford, 1,110
  • Nike K Peterson, 1,015
  • Chris J. Uccardi, 922
  • Royal Bateman, 486


Clinton City Council (3 seats)

  • Spencer Arave, 1,745
  • Austin Gray, 1,571
  • Dane Searle, 1,428
  • J. Stark, 1,269
  • Anthony O. "Tony" Thompson, 1,046


Farmington City Council (3 seats)

  • Amy Shumway, 3,047
  • Scott Isaacson, 2,702
  • Roger Child, 2,241
  • Rebecca Wayment, 1,911
  • Rachel Stuker, 627
  • Laverne Schraedel, 627


Fruit Heights City Council (3 seats)

  • Eileen S. Moss, 832
  • Caroline Eichelberger, 206
  • Mark G Cottrell, 659
  • Gary Anderson, 624
  • R. Shon Stevenson, 601


Kaysville City Council (3 seats)

  • Mike Blackham, 2,941
  • Nate Jackson, 2,612
  • John Swan Adams, 2,762
  • Don Coleman, 1,960
  • Tim Allen Hodges, 1,755


Layton City Council (3 seats)

  • Clint Morris, 5,814
  • Zach Bloxham, 5,438
  • Dave Thomas, 4,792
  • Mike Kolendrianos, 3,231
  • Teresa Stokes, 2,598
  • Elicia Clegg, 2,054


North Salt Lake City Council (3 seats)

  • Tammy Clayton, 1,845
  • Ted M. Knowlton, 1,664
  • Suzette Jackson, 1,183
  • Leslie Clark, 1,085
  • Peter Wirthlin, 893
  • Collin Larson, 776


Syracuse City Council (3 seats)

  • Paul Watson, 2,271
  • Brett D. Cragun, 2,059
  • Julie Robertson, 1,953
  • Drake Mailes, 1,318


West Bountiful City Council (3 seats)

  • Jenn Nielsen, 914
  • Dell Butterfield, 735
  • James L. Ahlstrom, 771
  • Rodney J. Wood, 674
  • Richmond S. Thornley, 366


West Point City Council (3 seats)

  • Annette Judd, 1,075
  • Trent W. Yarbrough, 967
  • Jerry G. Chatterton, 913
  • Jeremy Strong, 893
  • Scott Wolford, 825


Woods Cross City Council (3 seats)

  • Julie Checketts, 1,134
  • Matthew B. Terry, 949
  • Wallace O. Larrabee, 893
  • Muskan Walia, 477
  • Eric Alan Jones, 394
  • Patrick A. Aron, 214


Benchland Water District trustee (3 seats)

  • Paul J. Hirst, 2,186
  • Bradley Bornemeier, 1,901
  • Kenneth Spencer, 1,775
  • Ralph L. Reeves, 1,729


Central Davis Sewer District trustee (2 seats)

  • Carol Page, 6,002
  • Steven Brough, 5,186
  • Romelio Ortiz, 2,774


Mutton Hollow Improvement District trustee (2 seats)

  • Justin Logan, 124
  • Clifford Hokanson, 105
  • Marilee Mason, 71


South Davis Water District trustee

  • Elaine Oaks, 807
  • Melvin Jerry Hawley, 778


South Weber Water Improvement District board member (2 seats)

  • Jeff Monroe (unopposed, declared elected on Oct. 16)
  • Darren E. Hess (unopposed, declared elected on Oct. 16)


Clinton Proposition 10: Shall Clinton city, Utah, be authorized to impose a 0.1% sales and use tax to fund park improvements, recreational improvements, and cultural facilities and organizations for Clinton city?

  • Yes, 1,889
  • No, 1,081


Washington County


Apple Valley mayor

  • Michel Lee Farrar, 187
  • Walter Earl Josey, 83


Apple Valley Town Council (2 seats)

  • Janet Prentice, 192
  • Barratt Eric Nielson, 169
  • Margaret Ososki, 83
  • Raymond Lester Jessop, 62


Enterprise City Council (3 seats)

  • Roy Adams, 233
  • Bill Fowler, 200
  • Delbert Staheli, 155
  • Jared J Bollinger, 143
  • Mikehel Murphy, 140
  • Yvonne Colby, 107


Hildale City Council (3 seats)

  • Luke Merideth, 61
  • Jvar Dutson, 59
  • Lawrence Barlow, 52
  • Darlene Stubbs, 57
  • Jared Nicol, 27
  • Derick Holm, 15


Hurricane City Council (3 seats)

  • Clark R. Fawcett, 1,862
  • Drew Ellerman, 1,734
  • Joseph Prete, 1,706
  • Amy C. Werrett, 1,612
  • Stephen Lemmon, 1,541
  • David L. Sanders, 1,257


Ivins City Council (3 seats)

  • Sharon Gillespie, 1,872
  • Sharon Barton, 1,798
  • Kevin M. Smith, 1,217
  • Cheyne C. McDonald, 1,044
  • Jenny Johnson, 918
  • Paul Bryson, 644


La Verkin City Council (3 seats)

  • Darren L. Prince, 411
  • Micah T. Gubler, 397
  • Richard M. Hirschi, 277
  • Justin Gifford, 235
  • Randy S. Jacques, 189
  • Cody L. Barnes, 173


Rockville Town Council (2 seats)

  • Megan Honer-Orton, 25
  • Robin Smith, 25
  • Layney Delange, 18


Santa Clara City Council (3 seats)

  • Jarrett Waite, 1,128
  • David Pond, 940
  • Leina Mathis, 647


Springdale Town Council (2 seats)

  • Pat Campbell, 124
  • Kyla Topham, 111
  • Noel Benson, 70


St. George City Council (3 seats)

  • Steve Kemp, 10,350
  • Jimmie B. Hughes, 10,098
  • Dannielle Larkin, 9,399
  • Paula Smith, 8,234
  • Brad Bennett, 8,196


Virgin Town Council (2 seats)

  • April McKeon, 170
  • Marci Holm, 145
  • Cameron Spendlove, 103
  • Gene Garate, 92


Washington City Council (3 seats)

  • Kurt F. Ivie, 3,325
  • Craig Coats, 3,152
  • Ben Leamon Martinsen, 2,385
  • Troy G. Belliston, 2,942
  • Ed Tracey, 1,923


St. George City Special Bond Election: Shall the City Council of the city of St. George, Utah, be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in a principal amount not to exceed $29 million to pay all or a portion of the costs of acquiring, constructing and improving trails, parks, and recreation facilities and amenities throughout the city, for the purpose of connecting communities and revitalizing existing facilities; said bonds to be due and payable in not to exceed 25 years from the date of issuance of the bonds?

  • Yes, 11,233
  • No, 6,334


Summit County


Park City Council (3 seats)

  • Ryan Dickey, 1,621
  • Ed Parigian, 1,196
  • Bill Ciraco, 1,055
  • Bob Sertner, 969
  • Matthew Nagie, 891
  • John Greenfield, 481


Park City Recreational Facilities Bond Question: Shall Park City, Utah, be authorized to issue general obligation bonds in the amount not to exceed $30 million, for the purpose of financing all or a portion of the costs associated with constructing, improving, furnishing, and equipping new and existing city recreational facilities?

  • Yes, 1,042
  • No, 1,308


Kamas City Council (3 seats)

  • Monica K. Blazzard, 283
  • Leslie C Staples, 272
  • Larry Gines, 248
  • Justin Reber, 136


South Summit Fire District Commission (2 seats)

  • Thayne D. Stembridge, 866
  • Julie Anna Black, 854
  • Larry Leifson, 696
  • David Ure, 462


Oakley City Council (3 seats)

  • Dave Neff, 319
  • Joe B. Frazier, 273
  • Tom Smart, 203
  • Kelly Edwards, 163
  • Kerbee Leavitt Atkinson, 154


Coalville City Council (3 seats)

  • Lynn Wood, 204
  • Shaun H. Powis, 187
  • Brandon Brady, 148
  • Stefanie Bowen, 136
  • Tyler Rowser, 93
  • Cindy Padgett, 87


Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District trustee

  • Robert "Bob" Richer, 2,099
  • Kevin Williams, 588


Utah County


Alpine City Council (3 seats)

  • Jessica Smuin, 1,238
  • Brent C. Rummler, 1,219
  • Chrissy Hannemann, 1,135
  • Jeremiah Jewkes, 911
  • Pamela Pamela, 399


American Fork City Council (3 seats)

  • Clark Preston Taylor, 2,652
  • Tim Holley, 2,452
  • Ernie John, 2,078
  • Kenneth W. Sumison, 1,728
  • Jeff Shorter, 1,570


Cedar Fort City Council Seat C

  • Jed Berry, 39


Cedar Fort City Council Seat D

  • Travis Giles, 48


Cedar Hills City Council (3 seats)

  • Kelly Smith, 819
  • Mike Geddes, 698
  • Bob Morgan, 619
  • Mark Nelson, 451


Eagle Mountain City Council (3 seats)

  • Melissa Clark, 1,837
  • Rich Wood, 1,588
  • Jared R. Gray, 1,469
  • Craig Whiting, 1,026
  • Scott Ferre, 703
  • Angeline Washburn, 685


Fairfield mayor

  • Hollie C. McKinney, 51
  • Brad Gurney, 34


Fairfield City Council Seat A

  • Michael Weber, 69
  • Alina Pringle, 16


Fairfield City Council Seat B

  • Tyler Thomas, 78


Fairfield City Council Seat D

  • Richard Cameron, 79


Genola City Council (2 seats)

  • Curtis G. Thomas, 116
  • Neil Brown, 77
  • Stan Judd, 61
  • Corinne Aagard, 32
  • Bryan Leroy, 4


Goshen City Council (2 seats)

  • Randy Thomas, 119
  • Jonathan William Maclee, 52
  • David P. Okelberry, 41
  • Charles Pipkin, 26


Highland City Council (3 seats)

  • Brittney P. Bills, 1,576
  • Kim Rodela, 1,541
  • Doug Cortney, 998
  • Liz Rice, 665
  • Jon Lefrandt, 400
  • Wesley Warren, 191


Lehi City Council (3 seats)

  • Michelle Stallings, 1,578
  • Paige Albrecht, 1,413
  • Heather Newall, 1,106
  • Nicole Kunze, 900
  • Kenneth Roberts, 787
  • K. Casey Glade, 550


Lindon City Council (3 seats)

  • Steve Stewart, 1,414
  • Cole Hooley, 1,248
  • Lincoln Jacobs, 1,161
  • Bret D. Frampton, 1,096


Mapleton City Council (3 seats)

  • Therin Garrett, 1,572
  • Jessica Egbert, 1,386
  • Leslie Jones, 1,386
  • Samuel Bernard, 796
  • Teresa Brunson, 463


Orem City Council (3 seats)

  • Jeffrey K. Lambson, 7,788
  • Jenn Gale, 7,347
  • Chris Killpack, 7,282
  • Crystal Muhlestein, 6,696
  • Matt McKell, 6,179
  • Spencer Rands, 4,914


Orem Renewal of CARE Tax Proposition ;

          * YES   64%

          * NO     35%              


Payson City Council (3 seats)

  • Brian V. Hulet, 596
  • Ryan Rowley, 560
  • Anne Moss, 237
  • Lacee Mae Smith, 238
  • Tyler William Moore, 165
  • Easton Brady, 150
  • Kirk Beecher, 144
  • Teancum J. Clark, 98
  • Carl Brines, 85


Pleasant Grove City Council (3 seats)

  • Eric Jensen, 2,695
  • Cyd LeMone, 2,649
  • Steve Rogers, 2,521
  • Brent Bullock, 2,044
  • Greg Sorensen, 1,953
  • Denise Trickler, 1,425


Provo City Council District 1

  • Craig Christensen, 1,874
  • Stan Jensen, 1,212


Provo City Council District 3

  • Becky Bogdin, 1,088
  • David Lewis, 691


Provo City Council District 4

  • Travis Hoban, 1,314


Provo City Council citywide 2

  • Gary Garrett, 4,677
  • McKay R. Jensen, 4,223


Salem City Council (3 seats)

  • Tim De Graw, 1,070
  • Cynthia Deveraux Rees, 1,015
  • Paul Y. Taylor, 903
  • Howard Chuntz, 784
  • Alan Dale Hansen, 651


Santaquin City Council (3 seats)

  • J. Travis Keel, 1,046
  • D. Lynn Mecham, 685
  • Brian Del Rosario, 666
  • David Hathaway, 659
  • Michael E. Romero, 566
  • Bryan Mecham, 544


Saratoga Springs City Council (3 seats)

  • Chris Carn, 2,202
  • Lance Wadman, 1,778
  • Audrey Barton, 1,701
  • Kara Martin, 784
  • K. Rand Max, 274


Spanish Fork City Council (3 seats)

  • Stacy Beck, 3,239
  • Landon Tooke, 2,766
  • Jesse T. Cardon, 2,528
  • Matt Barber, 2,374
  • Mike Clayson, 2,091
  • Jackie Larson, 1,502


Springville City Council (3 seats)

  • Mindi Wright, 3,049
  • Jacob Gregg Smith, 2,612
  • Logan Millsap, 2,260
  • Craig Conover, 1,909
  • Hunter Huffman, 1,439


Vineyard City Council (2 seats)

  • Jacob Holdaway, 408
  • Sara Cameron, 336
  • Cristy Welsh, 218
  • Caden Rhoton, 149
  • Natalie Harbin, 144
  • Alexander Teemsma, 51
  • Joshua Hendrix, 6


Woodland Hills City Council (3 seats)

  • Kari L. Malkovich, 172
  • Benjamin Hillyard, 76
  • Brian Hutchings, 72
  • Spencer A. Wells, 24


Weber County


Harrisville City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Karen Taylor-Fawcett, 568
  • W. Grover Wihelmsen, 542
  • Blair A. Christensen, 537
  • Dan Gilboy, 442


Hooper mayor

  • Sheri Bingham 1,172
  • Greg Simpson, 842


Hooper City Council at-large (2 seats)

  • Ryan R Hill, 971
  • Dale R. Fowers, 965
  • Cindy Cox, 921
  • Kamie R. Hubbard, 887


Huntsville Town Council (2 seats)

  • Bruce Ahlstrom, 109
  • Lewis Johnson, 105
  • Lee G Primm, 100


Marriot-Slaterville City Council District West

  • Rob Smout, 176
  • Corey M Smith, 54


North Ogden City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Christina Watson, 2,174
  • Ryan Barker, 1,987
  • Chris Pulver, 1,932
  • Phillip D. Swanson, 1,545
  • Tim Billings, 1,415
  • Merrill Sunderland, 1,051


Ogden mayor

  • Ben Nadolski, 5,339
  • Taylor Knuth, 4,403


Ogden City Council at-large C

  • Shaun Myers, 5,837
  • J. Levi Andersen, 3,720


Ogden City Council District 2

  • Richard Hyer, 1,282


Ogden City Council District 4

  • Dave Graf, 2,055
  • Steven Van Wagoner, 1,859


Plain City City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Chase Holmes, 436
  • Jan Hadley Wilson, 859
  • Miles Robinson, 455
  • Adam David Favero, 793
  • Rachael Beal, 658
  • Melvin Buddy Sadler, 634


Pleasant View City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Ann Marker Arrington, 1,495
  • Sara B. Urry, 1,335
  • Dave Marriot, 1,130
  • Derek L. Draper, 523
  • Robert C. Knapp, 414


Riverdale City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Michael Richter, 782
  • Steve Hilton, 725
  • Karina Merrill, 723
  • Alan D. Arnold, 721


Roy City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Ann Jackson, 2,860
  • Joe K. Paul, 2,123
  • Bryon K Saxton, 1,938
  • Jeremy A Thompson, 1,658
  • Benjamin Pearson, 1,637
  • Claude W. Payne, 897


South Ogden City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Doug Stephens, 1,193
  • Jeremy D. Howe, 1,187
  • Jeanette C. Smyth, 1,138
  • Sallee Orr, 897
  • Eric Lee, 762


Uintah City Council at-large (2 seats)

  • Daniel Larry Combe, 200
  • Robert Hugh Guiller, 165
  • Austin Bennion, 129


Washington Terrace City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Cheryl Parkinson, 924
  • Zunayid Z. Zishan, 532
  • Michael Thomas, 507
  • F. Carey Seal, 468
  • Brett DeGroot, 452


West Haven City Council at-large (3 seats)

  • Carrie Call, 1,328
  • Nina Morse, 1,059
  • Kim Dixon, 1,021
  • Clarence L Kelley, 886
  • Jim McGregor, 720
  • Sharon Hilton, 529


Tooele County


Grantsville City Council (3 seats)

  • Heidi Hammond, 1,348
  • Rhett Butler, 1,109
  • Jeff C. Williams, 982
  • Richard Farley, 795
  • Whit Cook, 513
  • Max D. Chavez, 477


Erda City Council District 1

  • Scott Droubay, 122
  • Kalem Sessions, 28


Erda City Council District 3

  • Clyde Christensen, 116
  • Jack "Buck" Peck, 75


Erda City Council District 5

  • Sheldon B. Birch, 161
  • Keith Toone, 109


Lake Point City Council (2 seats)

  • Kathleen VonHatten, 362
  • Kirk Pearson, 348
  • Doyle Garrard, 322


Tooele City Council (3 seats)

  • Melodi M. Gochis, 2,637
  • Justin G. Brady, 2,577
  • Ed Hansen, 2,425
  • Tony F. Graf, 1,975
  • Ryan J. Parker, 1,279
  • Doug Yei, 1,039


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