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- Elections 2009
- Nov 4:
- Statewide election results
- Voters headed to approving school bonds
- Sluggish turnout on Election Day
- $125M police bond breezes to win
- Provo makes Curtis new mayor
- Layton mayor prevails in tight contest
- Utah capital's City Hall edges left
- Big trouble in Utah town: Stockton boots its mayor
- History in Saratoga Springs: Utah's first black woman mayor
- Nov 3:
- Maine voters reject law allowing gay marriage
- Winder, Johnson win big prizes in West Valley, West Jordan
- Wood elected South Salt Lake mayor
- Park City re-elects mayor
- Penfold, police bond cruise; Simonsen takes lead
- GOP sweep: Big governor victories in Virginia, N.J.
With 71 percent of the West Valley City precincts reporting, front-runner Mike Winder was leading the race with 76 percent of the vote.
Winder, 33, was watching the Salt Lake County unofficial results roll with several family and friends at West Valley City Hall late Tuesday. If Winder wins, he said he might be the youngest serving mayor in Utah.
"I love this city, and it's a deep, deep honor to be mayor," he said in a phone interview.
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