Elections

After last month’s State Democratic Convention two democrats moved on to the June Primary.  The winner goes on to face Rob Bishop in the General Election. Bishop has represented Utah’s 1st congressional district since 2003. The district includes Summit County and runs north and east to the state lines of Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado.  Democrat Kurt Weiland is hoping to win the Primary and move on to defeat Bishop.  Carolyn Murray has this:  

KPCW presents the final of three interviews with the Republican primary candidates for Utah Senate District 26. Experience and backgrounds vary widely, with two candidates living in the Uintah Basin and one residing in Park City. This last interview is with sitting Duchesne County Commissioner Ronald Winterton, a lifelong resident of the Uintah Basin. Carolyn Murray has this: 

The primary election season is upon us, with three candidates running for Utah Senate District 26 on the Republican ballot. A resident of Vernal is one of those interested in serving the sprawling and diverse area that includes the five counties from the northeastern part of the state. Carolyn Murray has this:  

A Park City resident is on the Republican Primary ballot for Senate District 26.  The district is huge and includes Summit and Wasatch Counties along with three Uintah Basin counties.   Kevin Van Tassell, a resident of Vernal, is retiring after 12 years serving in the state senate.  There are some unusual characteristics of this upcoming primary election.   Carolyn Murray has this:

Heber City residents voted in a new mayor in November.  They want her to change how the city government communicates and deals with growth issues.  Carolyn Murray has this:

Heidi Franco has been interested in government since she was 14.  She’s running for a second term on the Heber City. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, a Master’s in Public Administration and a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Utah. Carolyn Murray has this:  

Wasatch County is gearing up to offer additional polling locations to residents for Tuesday’s Primary Election Day.    Carolyn Murray has more :