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Salt Lake City Council primary election results

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SLC COUNCIL DISTRICT 1<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 1,439/7,939 • 18.1%<br>Total Votes • 1,413<br>David C Atkin • 12.38% • 178<br>James Rogers • 77.68% • 1,117<br>Arnold M Jones • 9.94% • 143
SLC COUNCIL DISTRICT 3<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 4,127/14,176 • 29.1%<br>Total Votes • 4,064<br>Jeffrey V. Garbett • 4.9% • 202<br>Brian W. Fukushima • 10.6% • 437<br>Laura Cushman • 19.91% • 821<br>Phil Carroll • 32.81% • 1,353<br>Chris Wharton • 31.79% • 1,311
SLC COUNCIL DISTRICT 5<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 2,581/12,720 • 20%<br>Total Votes • 2,543<br>Vance Hansen • 2.52% • 65<br>Benjamin Noah Rosenberg • 8.26% • 213<br>Carol Goode-Rogozinski • 6.01% • 155<br>George Chapman • 7.87% • 203<br>Erin Mendenhall • 75.35% • 1,944
SLC COUNCIL DISTRICT 7<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 3,144/14,128 • 22.0%<br>Total Votes • 3,108<br>Ben Haynes • 11.21% • 352<br>Jason Sills • 8.56% • 269<br>Benjamin Sessions • 8.12% • 255<br>Abe Smith • 22.80% • 716<br>Samantha L. Finch • 8.56% • 269<br>Amy Fowler • 40.75% • 1,280
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