Polls across Utah closed Tuesday at 8 p.m., but it’s likely winners in some municipal elections won’t be known until days after election night.
The first wave of Wasatch Front results in Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, Tooele, Utah and Weber counties arrived shortly after polls closed at 8 p.m. Tuesday. County officials said the first batch contains results from those who submitted their mail-in ballots prior to Election Day.
Some counties plan to release multiple batches of results in waves during the night, while others will wait to post updates in the coming days. None of the elections are final until the respective counties certify election results in mid-November.
Hot races
There were dozens of mayoral elections held across the state this year, including in four of Utah’s 10 largest cities: West Valley City, Orem, Provo and Sandy. One of the most heated and crowded races along the Wasatch Front is the contest for Sandy’s next mayor.
In Sandy, updated election results continue to have Monica Zoltanski leading the pack narrowly ahead of Jim Bennett. Salt Lake County’s ranked choice simulation projected all candidates but Zoltanski and Bennett eliminated from the race, but no set winner. As of Thursday, the race was still too close to call.
Eight candidates packed the race to fill the seat Sandy Mayor Kurt Bradburn decided to give up after he opted not to run for reelection — despite winning a hard-fought election of his own four years ago when he defeated former Sandy Mayor Tom Dolan, who held the seat for 24 years.
Bradburn, however, went on to see a fair amount of controversy during his time as mayor, including giving himself a pay raise (which was later reversed), a drinking water crisis and a tense relationship with the Sandy City Council. When he announced he would not be seeking reelection, Bradburn said he wanted to focus on his family.
Bradburn’s departure means Sandy’s mayoral race is the first in decades absent an incumbent. Sure enough, that drew a large crowd of hopefuls, which hadn’t been whittled down by a primary because Sandy is piloting ranked choice voting this year.
In Provo, incumbent Mayor Michelle Kaufusi holds a large lead over Ken Dudley, a man who was shot during a police brutality protest in Provo last year. Dudley said he was shot in the arm and shrapnel hit his eye and abdomen. Dudley claimed a group of protesters swarmed around his car before one of them shot through the window of his car, but protesters claimed he had tried to ram them before the shooting.
Two people were arrested in connection with the shooting, but Dudley was not charged. Kaufusi has served as mayor since 2017, and also ran as former Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.’s running mate in the Utah gubernatorial election in 2020.
In Utah’s second-largest city, West Valley City, a pair of city council members are running to replace Mayor Ron Bigelow. Councilwoman Karen Lang held a sizable lead over Councilman Steve Buhler through Tuesday night.
Bluffdale is among the other notable mayoral races in the state. The Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office confirmed last week that it is reviewing complaints made against candidate John Roberts at the time he served as the city’s fire chief that emerged weeks before the election. However, Natalie Hall holds a sound lead in that race through the first wave of ballots, leading with 1,960 votes so far.
Elsewhere, Park City Mayor Andy Beerman continued to trailed opponent Nann Worel in his reelection bid, according to updated Summit County results posted Wednesday.
Salt Lake City Council races
Among city council races, the most high profile race is in Utah’s capital city. Five of the seven seats within the Salt Lake City Council are up for election this year. That’s the most of any Wasatch Front community this year.
Early election night results had incumbents Chris Wharton of District 3, Darin Mano of District 5 and Amy Fowler of District 7 with comfortable leads. Preliminary results show each incumbent with over 50% of the vote.
Meanwhile, it appears residents on Salt Lake City’s west side will have some new representation in City Hall.
In the crowded District 2 race, Alejandro “Ale” Puy is in the lead, followed by Billy Palmer. Salt Lake County’s ranked choice simulation projects incumbent Dennis Faris and candidates Nigel Swaby and Daniel Tuutau will be eliminated.
Faris, who was appointed by the council in May after Councilman Andrew Johnston took a position with the mayor’s office, is the only incumbent to be eliminated, according to preliminary results. Taking these eliminations into consideration, this gives Puy 56.4% of the vote and Palmer 43.6%.
District 1 remains tight, although Victoria Petro-Eschler inched further ahead Thursday with 52.7% of the vote, followed by Blake Perez with 47.3%. She currently holds a 163 vote edge. Salt Lake County’s ranked choice simulation projects Richard D.M. Barnes will be eliminated. Both Petro-Eschler and Perez are vying for an open seat after James Rogers stepped down in early October.
The City Council is set to pick a replacement for Rogers on Tuesday, Nov. 9 — it’s likely the council will select the winner of Tuesday’s election. However, as the county continues to tabulate votes in what is proving to be a close race, it’s unclear when a clear winner will emerge.
Ranked choice voting
Election results will be calculated differently in nearly two dozen Utah communities this year. There are 23 towns and cities enrolled in the state’s ranked choice voting pilot program.
Those are: Bluffdale; Cottonwood Heights; Draper; Elk Ridge, Utah County; Genola, Utah County; Goshen, Utah County; Heber City; Lehi; Magna; Millcreek; Midvale; Moab; Newton, Cache County; Nibley, Cache County; Payson (second time using ranked choice voting); River Heights, Cache County; Riverton; Salt Lake City; Sandy; Springville; South Salt Lake; Vineyard (second time using ranked choice voting); and Woodland Hills, Utah County.
Voters in those municipalities were asked to rank candidates from first to last. If any candidate in those elections receives over 50% of the vote, that candidate wins.
If nobody receives the majority of the votes, counties may conduct a second “phase,” where the candidate with the least amount of votes is eliminated and second-place results among voters of the eliminated candidate are distributed to the remaining candidates. These phases will continue as many times as needed until one candidate surpasses 50%.
How will that look in the results? Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen said Tuesday that the final results of ranked choice voting elections in Utah’s most-populated county won’t come until the canvassing date of Nov. 16. However, the county will provide an “RCV visualizer” this year, an interactive chart that shows how each round will play out based on unofficial results up until Nov. 16.
It’s important to note the RCV visualizer is not final and does not depict the final outcomes of the contest until all eligible ballots have been tabulated.
Preliminary Wasatch Front election results from Salt Lake, Utah, Davis, Weber, Summit and Tooele counties will be updated throughout the evening as counties report more totals. Election results aren’t official until certified by county officials in two weeks.
Davis County
BOUNTIFUL
Mayor
Kendalyn Keyes Harris: 8,627
Randy Lewis (inc.): 4,392
City Council
Jesse Bell: 7,230
Cecilee Price-Huish: 6,740
Beth Child: 6,159
Seth Robert Wright: 3,488
CENTERVILLE
Mayor
Clark Wilkinson (inc.): 3,337
Lawrence Wright: 1,743
City Council
Gina Hirst: 2,868
Spencer Summerhays: 2,833
Nannette S. Smith: 2,062
Stephanie (McIntyre) Ivie (inc.): 1,850
Bond Proposition
For: 2,284
Against: 2,053
CLEARFIELD
Mayor
Mark R. Shepherd (inc.): 1,704
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Tim Roper (inc.): 1,517
Karece Thompson (inc.): 1,439
Write-in: 83
CLINTON
Mayor
Brandon Stanger: 1,916
Lane “Mitch” Adams (inc.): 1,856
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Marie Dougherty: 3,098
Gary Tyler: 1,672
Michael Petersen (inc.): 1,561
FARMINGTON
Mayor
Brett Anderson: 3,066
Rebecca Wayment: 2,019
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Alex B. Leeman: 2,790
Melissa Allphin Layton: 2,505
Shawn J. Beus (inc.): 2,267
Tyler L. Turner: 1,662
FRUIT HEIGHTS
Mayor
John M. Pohlman (inc.): 1,076
Laura Hubrich: 685
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Florence Sadler: 1,210
George Ray: 1,125
Korrin Dickson: 602
KAYSVILLE
Mayor
Tamara (Tami) Tran: 4,894
Jay Welk: 3,258
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Abbigayle (Abbi) Hunt: 4,091
Perry R. Oaks: 4,086
Andre M Lortz (inc.): 3,566
Nate Jackson: 3,081
Proposition 8
For: 5,663
Against: 2,435
LAYTON
Mayor
Joy Petro: 10,258
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Tyson Roberts: 6,763
Bettina Smith Edmondson: 5,394
Jesse Barocio: 5,038
C J Benson: 4,584
NORTH SALT LAKE
Mayor
Brian J. Horrocks: 2,497
Gary Widders: 609
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Alisa VanLangeveld: 1,746
Lisa Baskin (inc.): 1,603
Tammy Clayton: 1,322
Mitch Torgerson: 1,124
SOUTH WEBER
Mayor
Rod Westbroek: 1,205
Wayne Winsor: 996
City Council (vote for two)
Joel Dills: 1,225
Angie Petty (inc.): 1,018
T G George (Write-in): 923
Marty McFadden: 583
Proposition 14
For: 1,270
Against: 894
SUNSET
Mayor
D. Howard Madsen (inc.): 369
Beverly K. Macfarlane: 325
Linda L. Kight (Write-in): 20
City Council (Four year term)
Scott S. Wiggill (inc.): 422
Nancy Greco Smalling (inc.): 393
Ryan Furniss: 291
Ronald Fish Wilson: 122
City Council (Two year term)
Nakisha Rigley (Write-in): 210
SYRACUSE
Mayor
Dave Maughan: 2,841
Michael Gailey (inc.): 2,428
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Jordan B. Savage (inc.): 3,046
Jennifer Carver: 2,274
Paul Watson: 2,199
Brett D. Cragun: 2,150
WEST BOUNTIFUL
Mayor
Kenneth Romney (inc.): 1,149
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Mark Preece (inc.): 757
Kelly Enquist (inc.): 705
Michelle Curtis: 640
Jessica Gertsch: 400
WEST POINT
Mayor
Brian Vincent: 1,215
Gary L Petersen: 1,145
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Brad Lee: 1,415
Michele Swenson: 1,143
Andy Dawson (inc.): 1,009
Jeremy Strong: 812
WOODS CROSS
Mayor
Ryan Westergard: 1,488
City Council (Vote for up to two)
Jessica Kelemen: 1,156
Gary Sharp: 823
Jim Grover: 692
Tamra Dayley (inc.): 452
Salt Lake County
ALTA
Mayor
Roger Bourke: 79
Council At-Large
John Byrne: 68
Carolyn Anctil: 55
Margaret Bourke (inc.): 49
BLUFFDALE (ranked choice)
Mayor
Natalie Hall: 1,960
John Roberts: 612
City Council at-large seat No. 1
Wendy Aston (inc.): 670 (currently leading in ranked choice projection)
Traci Crockett: 872
Connie Robbins: 549
Blain Dietrich: 229
Tammy L. Rasmussen: 184
City Council at-large seat No. 2
Traci Crockett (inc.): 1,251
Connie Robbins: 714
Blain Dietrich: 278
Tammy Rasmussen: 242
BRIGHTON
Mayor
Dan Knopp (inc.): 144
City Council At-Large (two seats)
Carolyn Keigley (inc.): 145
Keith Zuspan (inc.): 103
Eli Lovett: 64
COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS (ranked choice)
Mayor
Mike Weichers: 3,094
Eric Kraan: 2,645
Maile Evans: 1,649
Ed Schwartz: 437
Timothy Hallback: 288
City Council 3
Shawn Newell: 842
Mike Hanson: 668
David Rawlings: 480
Rumar Boman: 77
E. Samuel McShaffrey: 31
City Council 4
Ellen Birrell: 1,205
Ernie Kim: 1,106
Lee Anne Walker: 144
DRAPER (ranked choice)
Mayor
Troy Walker (inc.): 4,481
City Council at-large seat No. 1
Mike Green (inc.): 2,691
Hubert Huh: 2,483
Russ Fugal: 554
Will Ashby: 516
Danita Rouzer: 326
Rachelle Farley: 232
City Council at-large seat No. 2
HERRIMAN
Mayor
Lorin Palmer: 3,800
Clint Smith: 2,253
City Council 2
Teddy Hodges: 922
Aly Escobar: 425
City Council 3
Sherrie Ohrn (inc.): 1,024
HOLLADAY
Mayor
Robert Dahle (inc.): 4,485
City Council 1
D. Ty Brewer: 664
Melissa Blackham Hilton: 599
City Council 3
Paul Fotheringham (inc.): 862
MIDVALE
Mayor
Marcus Stevenson: 1,997
Robert Hale (inc.): 1,911
Amanda Hollingsworth: 469
City Council 4
Bryant Brown (inc.): 689
City Council 5
Dustin Gettel (inc.): 651
Wayne Sharp: 218
MILLCREEK (ranked choice)
City Council 2
Thom Desirant: 848 (currently leading in ranked choice projection)
Jeremiah Clark: 951
Angel Vice: 596
Lynda Bagley-Gibson: 187
City Council 4
Bev Uipi (inc.): 1,681
Bruce Parker: 1,285
Beverly Boyce: 481
Rex Williams: 342
MURRAY
Mayor
Brett Hales: 5,646
Clark Bullen: 3,843
City Council 2
Pamela Cotter: 1,066
Joe Silverzweig: 830
City Council 4
Diane Turner (inc.): 1,035
Daren Rasmussen: 567
RIVERTON (ranked choice)
Mayor
Trent Staggs (inc.): 4,474
City Council 3
Tawnee McCay (inc.): 763
City Council 4
Tish Buroker (inc.): 1,049
SALT LAKE CITY (ranked choice)
City Council 1
Victoria Petro-Eschler: 1,495
Blake Perez: 1,293
Richard Barnes: 297
City Council 2
Alejandro “Ale” Puy: 1,010
Billy Palmer: 692
Dennis Faris (inc.): 374
Daniel Tuutau: 149
Nigel Swaby: 143
City Council 3
Chris Wharton (inc.): 3,458
Casey O’Brien McDonough: 1,135
David Berg: 957
City Council 5
Darin Mano (inc.): 2,780
Sarah Reale: 1,365
Amy Hawkins: 1,077
George Chapman: 276
Vance Hansen: 47
City Council 7
Amy Fowler (inc.): 3,667
Ben Raskin: 1,604
Rainer Huck: 344
SANDY (ranked choice)
Mayor
Monica Zoltanski: 3,639
Jim Bennett: 3,402
Kris Nicholl: 2,167
Linda Saville: 2,161
Brooke Christensen: 1,943
Mike Applegarth: 1,654
Marci Houseman: 1,426
Ronald Jones: 1,127
City Council At-Large
Brooke D’Sousa: 5,413
Aaron Dekeyzer: 4,957
Kristen Wray: 2,165
Rebecca Colley: 1,688
Steven Calbert: 1,507
Evan Tobin: 926
City Council 1
Ryan Mecham: 1,275 (currently leading in ranked choice projection)
Katie Johnson: 1,281
Jeffory Mulcahy: 721
City Council 3
Zach Robinson: 2,874
Jim Edwards: 1,975
Bekah Craig: 629
SOUTH JORDAN
Mayor
Dawn Ramsey (inc.): 11,393
Stone Fonua: 1,047
City Council 3
Don Shelton (inc.): 2,925
City Council 4
Jason McGuire (inc.): 1,947
SOUTH SALT LAKE
Mayor
Cherie Wood (inc.): 1,652
Jake Christensen: 619
L. Shane Siwik: 552
City Council At-Large
Clarissa Williams: 1,391
Olivia Spencer: 1,285
City Council District 2
Corey Thomas (inc.): 223
Sam Garfield: 190
City Council District 3
Sharla Bynum (inc.): 359
Aileen Hampton: 160
TAYLORSVILLE
Mayor
Kristie Steadman Overson (inc.): 5,430
City Council District 3
Anna Barbieri (inc.): 1,113
City Council District 4
Meredith Harker (inc.): 946
City Council District 5
Robert (Bob) Knudsen: 907
Larry Johnson: 820
WEST JORDAN
City Council At-Large (three seats)
Kayleen Whitelock (inc.): 5,094
Kelvin Green (inc.): 4,525
Pamela Bloom: 4,495
Chad Lamb (inc.): 4,212
Mikey Smith: 2,354
Mike S. Withers: 2,159
WEST VALLEY CITY
Mayor
Karen Lang: 6,397
Steve Buhler: 4,531
City Council At-Large
Lars Nordfel (inc.): 6,375
Jim Vesock: 3,780
City Council District 2
Scott Harmon: 1,969
Chris Bell: 1,333
City Council District 4
Jake Fitisemanu (inc.): 1,674
Darrell Curtis: 1,453
Summit County
COALVILLE
Mayor
Mark R. Marsh: 273
Lynn Wood: 225
City Council
Louise Willoughby: 293
Steven B. Richins: 259
Stefanie Bowen: 218
Christopher Horne: 185
KAMAS
Mayor
Matt McCormick: 458
City Council
David W. Darcey: 330
Jessica Allen Bateman: 239
Kandilee Sauter: 230
Natalie Ruth Souza: 148
OAKLEY
Mayor
Zane K. Woolstenhulme: 298
Joe B. Frazier: 263
City Council
Kelly Kimber: 408
Steve M. Wilmoth: 266
Clayton Page: 207
Marissa Dillman: 189
PARK CITY
Mayor
Nann Worel: 2,010
Andy Beerman: 1,274
City Council
Tana Toly: 2,165
Jeremy Rubell: 2,083
Tim B. Henney: 1,405
SOUTH SUMMIT FIRE DISTRICT
Commissioner
Craig Fry: 1,002
Tyler Lewis: 910
Snyderville Service Area No. 3 Upper
Benjamin Arnold: 57
Suzanne Carpenter: 91
Snyderville Service Area No. 3 Lower
Henry Adams (write-in): 54
Paul Kraus (write-in): 46
Ryan Stouffer (write-in): 41
Steven Wilson (write-in): 21
Park City School District Bond
For: 5,590
Against: 3,095
County General Obligation Bond
For: 8,381
Against: 3,848
Tooele County
ERDA
City Council District 1
Scott Droubay: 143
David Judd: 88
City Council District 2
Mindy Walters: 76
Terry Miner: 107
City Council District 3
Joshua Martin: 162
Larry Hatfield: 50
City Council District 4
Craig Smith: 135
Keith Toone: 121
City Council District 5
Lorri Witowski: 93
Jess Bird: 121
Stansbury Recreation Service Area Board Member
Scott Klein: 538
John H. Wright: 632
Cassandra Arnell: 737
Michael R. Johnson: 487
Stansbury Park Improvement Board Member:
Neil Smart: 817
Adele Connell Young: 650
Brock Griffith: 863
GRANTSVILLE
Mayor
John Scott Stice: 1,288
Neil Critchlow: 1,451
City Council
Derek Dalton: 998
Erik Stromberg: 1,280
Jolene Jenkins: 1,454
Scott Bevan: 1,445
RUSH VALLEY
Town Council
Lacey Burrows: 96
Jeremiah Harding: 100
Nickie Gillins-Anderton: 34
STOCKTON
Mayor
Joe Johnston: 78
Nando Meli Jr.: 105
Stockton Town Council
David Nutzman: 111
Dallas Van Vliet: 102
Henry Thomas: 106
TOOELE
Mayor
Debbie Winn: 3,314
Ed Hansen: 2,227
City Council
Maresa Manzione (inc.): 2,606
Matt Robinson: 2,386
Dave McCall: 2,603
Melodi Gochis (inc.): 2,565
WENDOVER
Mayor
Dennis Sweat: 39
Manuel Gomez: 19
Utah County
ALPINE
Mayor
Carla Merrill: 2,052
Gary Cooper: 894
City Council four-year term (pick two)
Kelli B. Law: 2,027
Jason Thelin: 2,018
Ed Bush: 1,027
City Council two-year term (pick one)
Jessica Smuin: 1,877
Ethan Allen: 1,041
AMERICAN FORK
Mayor
Brad Frost: 3,890
Tim Holley: 977
City Council (vote for two)
Staci Carroll: 3,828
Ryan Hunter: 3,812
Carissa George: 1,117
Proposition 5
For: 3,705
Against: 1,199
CEDAR FORT
Mayor
Wyatt Cook: 108
Maria Fernandez (write-in): 43
City Council:
Brad Norris (Seat A): 134
Rett Messersmith (Seat B): 105
Greg Cutburth (Seat B): 47
Jed Berry (Seat C): 98
CEDAR HILLS
Mayor
Denise Andersen (unopposed): 1,444
City Council
Laura Ellison (inc.): 1,221
Alexandra McEwen: 765
Bob Morgan: 500
Britney Lindsey: 436
EAGLE MOUNTAIN
Mayor
Tom Westmoreland: 1,845
Melissa Clark: 1,607
City Council (vote for two)
Brett Wright: 2,018
Donna Rivera Burnham (inc.): 1,701
Rich Wood: 1,617
Jason Allen: 1,146
ELK RIDGE (RANKED CHOICE)
Mayor
Robert Haddock: 369
Gordon Reynolds: 284
George D. Potter: 119
City Council
Tanya Willis: 347
Jared Peterson: 275
GENOLA (RANKED CHOICE)
Mayor
Mary Larson: 145
Giala S. Murdoch: 53
City Council (four-year term)
Hale Robison: 93
Grant Lundberg: 46
Daron S. Hughes: 28
HIGHLAND
Mayor
Kurt Ostler (unopposed): 3,059
City Council
Sarah D. Petersen: 1,916
Scott L. Smith (inc.): 1,819
Jerry Abbott: 1,789
Colby Gibson: 1,336
Proposition 1
Against: 2,457
For: 1,229
Proposition 11
For: 2,338
Against: 1,353
LEHI (ranked choice)
Mayor
Mark I. Johnson: 3,894
Jesse L. Riddle: 2,334
City Council (4-year term)
Chris Condie: 3,073
Michelle Miles: 1,921
Paul Hancock: 1,559
Nicole Kunze: 1,126
Cami Purtschert: 742
Lori McIntosh Le: 603
Aaron Bullen: 495
Montane C. Hamilton: 237
Ethan M. Erickson: 177
Proposition 7
For: 3,845
Against: 2,281
LINDON
Mayor
Carolyn Lundberg: 1,433
Shawn D. Moon: 1,210
City Council (vote for two)
Jake Hoyt: 1,746
Van Broderick: 1,381
Cole D. Hooley: 1,034
Jennifer Price: 765
MAPLETON
Mayor
Dallas Hakes (unopposed): 1,517
City Council (vote for two)
Kasey Beck: 1,286
E. Reid Carlson: 941
A.J. Rounds: 875
Jim Lundberg: 853
OREM
Mayor
David A. Young: 7,422
Jim Evans: 5,360
City Council (vote for three)
LaNae Millett: 9,026
David M. Spencer: 8,260
Tom MacDonald (inc.): 6,106
Quinn Mecham: 4,571
Shaunte Ruiz Zundel: 3,991
PROVO
Mayor
Michelle Kaufusi (inc.): 8,092
Kenneth W. Dudley: 2,644
City Council city wide
Katrice MacKay: 5,715
Aaron Skabelund: 4,488
Tom Sitake Sr. (write-in): 405
City Council District 2
George Handley (unopposed): 847
City Council District 5
Rachel Whipple: 622
Coy D. Porter: 531
SALEM
Mayor
Kurt L Christensen (unopposed): 1,467
City Council (vote for two)
Cristy Simons: 1,064
Kelly Peterson: 877
Jeff Long: 794
Jason B. Stewart: 641
SANTAQUIN
Mayor
Dan Olson: 1,605
Jody Reid: 466
City Council (vote for two)
Art Adcock: 1,100
Jeff Siddoway: 1,013
Betsy Montoya (inc.): 928
Micheal Weight: 818
SARATOGA SPRINGS
Mayor
Jim Miller (unopposed): 2,262
City Council (vote for two)
Stephen L. Willden (inc.): 2,017
Michael D. S. McOmber (inc.): 1,719
Nic Laughter: 464
Ricky Felix: 375
SPANISH FORK
Mayor
Mike Mendenhall: 4,135
Derek Geslison: 1,067
City Council (vote for two)
Kevin Oyler: 3,173
Shane Marshall (inc.): 2,865
Mike Clayson: 1,944
Bret Bills: 1,708
SPRINGVILLE (RANKED CHOICE)
Mayor
Matt Packard: 3,381
Matthew Norman Bradley: 445
Ryan Miller: 501
City Council (4-year term)
Dale Watson: eliminated
Craig Jensen: 2,292 (second seat)
Michael Snelson: 2,581 (first seat)
Craig Conover: eliminated
Marcia Conover-Harris: eliminated
Ximena M. Bishop: eliminated
Amanda Miller: eliminated
City Council (2-year term)
Chris Sorensen:
Lyle Wert:
Kelly Jensen:
Proposition 15
For: 3,006
Against: 1,347
VINEYARD (RANKED CHOICE)
Mayor
Julie Fullmer: 597
Marc Brimhall: 57
Maria Guadalupe Cane: 38
City Council (1st seat)
Mardi Sifuentes: 359
Amber Rasmussen: 397
Kristal C. Price (write-in): 125
Nef Pacheco: 49
City Council (2nd seat)
Amber Rasmussen: 397
Kristal C. Price: 248
Nef Pacheco: 135
WOODLAND HILLS (RANKED CHOICE)
Mayor
Brent Winder: 174
Mike Lauritzen: 140
Benjamin J Hillyard: 80
City Council (1st seat)
Janet Lunt: 196
Toby M. Harding: 114
Dorel B. Kynaston: 74
Cody Chamberlain: 26
City Council (2nd seat)
Dorel B. Kynaston: 171
Toby M. Harding: 130
Cody Chamberlain: 69
Weber County
FARR WEST
Mayor
Ken Phippen: 977
Z. Lee Dickemore: 952
City Council
Katie A. Williams: 1,008
Boyd Ferrin: 1,338
Bruce N. Richins: 937
HARRISVILLE
Mayor
Michelle Tait: 927
Larry Lilly: 228
City Council
Maxwell Jackson: 770
Stephen Weiss: 714
Jeffery Pearce: 371
David Schad: 195
City Council (two-year term)
Kenny Loveland: 1,015
HOOPER
City Council (Districts 1 and 2)
Bryce Wilcox: 471
Chris Paulsen: 204
City Council (Districts 3 and 6)
Lisa L. Northrop: 524
Scott Boerstra (withdrew)
City Council (Districts 4 and 5)
Debra Marigoni: 346
Brad Ostler: 234
HUNTSVILLE
Mayor
Richard L. Sorensen: 190
Doug Allen: 108
Town Council
Artie Powell: 194
Sandy Hunter: 190
Santos Arroyo: 122
NORTH OGDEN
Mayor
S. Neal Berube: 3,884
City Council (two)
Jay D Dalpias: 2,379
Blake D. Cevering: 2,366
Spencer C. Stephens: 1,890
Stefanie Casey: 1,813
OGDEN
City Council (District 1)
Angela Choberka: 738
Thomas H. Gooch: 411
City Council (District 3)
Ken Richey: 1,226
Priscilla Martinez: 1,152
City Council (At Large A)
Marcia l. White: 5,168
Daniel J.Gladwell: 3,370
City Council (At Large B)
Bart Blair: 4,579
Sebastian Benitez: 3,862
PLAIN CITY
Mayor
John Beesley: 1,427
Miles Robinson: 522
City Council
Jed Jenkins: 1,429
Luigi Panunzio: 1,372
PLEASANT VIEW
Mayor
Leonard Call: 1,810
Write-in totals: 254
City Council
Phillip L. Nelsen: 1,631
Steven Gibson: 1,621
Write-in totals: 129
RIVERDALE
Mayor
Braden D. Mitchell: 1,347
City Council (two)
Anne K. Hansen: 947
Bart Stevens: 916
Karina E. Merrill: 764
Jeffrey F Savage: 168
ROY
Mayor
Robert E. Dandoy: 4,569
City Council (two)
Sophie Paul: 3,102
Randy R. Scadden: 3,057
Kevin Homer: 1,872
Ashlee Kurys: 1,186
SOUTH OGDEN
Mayor
Russell L. Porter: 2,439
City Council (two-year seat)
Jeanette C. Smyth: 1,704
Brandon Dominguez: 975
City Council (two)
Susan Stewart: 1,812
Mike Howard: 1,684
Jeremy Howe: 997
UINTAH
Mayor
Gordon S. Cutler: 331
City Council (two)
Kristi Bell: 321
Michelle H. Roberts: 156
Austin Bennion: 144
Rob Guiller: 115
WASHINGTON TERRACE
Mayor
Mark C. Allen: 1,050
Brett Degroot: 558
City Council
Jill Christiansen: 987
Jeff West: 798
Larry D. Weir: 579
Nathan Howard: 577
WEST HAVEN
Mayor
Rob Vanderwood: 2,021
Sharon Arrington Bolos: 1,401
City Council (two)
Ryan Saunders: 1,992
Jonathan “Ryan” Swapp: 1,675
Clarence L. Kelley: 1,382
David E. Smith: 870
Hooper Water District
Board of Trustees At-Large
Wayne B. Haws: 3,133
Board of Trustees Div. 3
Cole Tubbs: 461
Gary M. Kapp: 222
Weber Fire District
Board of Trustees At-Large (two)
Kevin Ward: 2,445
Dan Ianniello: 1,426
Kerry W. Gibson 1,194
Contributing: Carter Williams, Katie McKellar, Jacob Klopfenstein, Kyle Dunphey, Tyler Pratt