Utah Election News

Voters can hear from the two candidates vying for the Summit County clerkship as mail-in ballots go out.

A Republican hopes Summit County voters choose to shake up Democratic leadership.

House District 59 candidates Celeste Johnson and Luke Searle agree on Wasatch County issues like the Heber Valley bypass and local control. They differ on tax cuts.

Lawmakers are proposing two state constitutional amendments. What do they do? We'll give you a hint: They are related to Utah's redistricting saga and the tug-of-war over citizen-led ballot initiatives.

The Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission conducts surveys to rate the judiciary’s performance.

Wasatch Back county clerks tested voting equipment Monday while preparing to mail out ballots Tuesday ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.

Candidates vying to represent the Wasatch Back in the Utah Legislature called for reform Tuesday.

Utah voters can meet candidates for state and local offices at a Summit County event Friday, Oct. 9, in Kamas.

Voters can hear from the four candidates at the Wasatch County Fire Station Thursday, Oct. 8.

The Summit County clerk is reviewing evidence to determine whether the voters are eligible.