In Coalville a primary election will narrow for the mayoral and council races.
In the mayor’s race, where the top two will advance to the general election, Rory Swenson was leading with over 43% of the vote. Lynn Wood was second with 33%.
For Coalville City Council, Matthew Boyer received 30% of votes followed by Jeff Peterson with 26%. Rounding out the top four were Colleen Goodman and Andrew Nelson. Steven Richins is trailing Nelson for the final spot in the general election by 11 votes.
In Francis, primary voters are narrowing the city council race to four candidates. Riley Atkinson lead with nearly 30% of votes. Lynsi Stone and Clayton Querry were tied in second with 98 votes apiece, or 19%. Shana Fryer followed with 16%.
Henefer also had a primary to cut the mayoral field from three to two. Incumbent Kay Richins had over half the votes Tuesday night, followed by James Rees with 42%. Dawn Langston was third with nine total votes.
The Summit County Clerk’s Office said another round of results will be released Wednesday. It was unclear Tuesday night how many ballots were left to count in the Summit County races.
Utah general municipal elections are Nov. 4, 2025.
