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Salt Lake County primary election results

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BLUFFDALE CITY COUNCIL AT LARGE<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 750/5,566 • 13.5%<br>Total Votes • 748<br>Dave Kallas• 56.68% • 424<br>Nancy Lord• 27.14% • 203<br>Carson L. Mitchell • 9.63% •72<br>Courtney Hansen• 6.55% • 49
COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL<br>District 3<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 1,185/4,899 • 24.2%<br>Total Votes • 1,154<br>Michael Larry Hanson • 47.23% • 535<br>Tonia Dalton • 26.78% • 309<br>Tali Bruce • 26% • 300<br>—<br>District 4<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 1,337/5,098 • 26.2%<br>Total Votes • 1,288<br>Christine Watson Mikell • 72.9% • 939<br>Eric Rijk Kraan • 13.82% • 178<br>Aaron Lee Thompson • 13.28% • 171
DRAPER CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 5,015/21,529 • 23.3%<br>Total Votes • 4,983<br>Michele Weeks• 46.94% • 2,339<br>Troy K. Walker• 36.85% • 1,836<br>Troy Martinez • 16.22% • 808<br>—<br>DRAPER CITY COUNCIL AT LARGE<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 5,015/21,529 • 23.3%<br>Total Votes • 8,565<br>Tasha Lowery• 26.57% • 2,276<br>William E. Rappleye• 20% • 1,713<br>Mike Green• 16.82% • 1,441<br>Dan Wheatley• 15.79% • 1,352<br>Hubert Y. Huh • 11.28% • 966<br>Jeff Graham • 9.54% • 817
HERRIMAN CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 2,130/14,798 • 14.4%<br>Total Votes • 2,120<br>David H. Howe • 18.77% • 398<br>Joe Darger • 11.56% • 245<br>Coralee Wessman-Moser • 45.99% • 975<br>David Watts • 23.49% • 473<br>—<br>HERRIMAN CITY COUNCIL <br>District 2<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 615/3,741 • 16.4%<br>Total Votes • 585<br>Clint Smith • 44.96% • 263<br>Jared D. Richardson • 26.15% • 153<br>Melissa John • 28.89% • 169<br>—<br>District 3<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 520/3,195 • 16.3%<br>Total Votes • 513<br>Siloni Makarita Vimahi Pili • 19.49% • 100<br>Cody Stromberg • 43.86% • 225<br>Sherrie Ohrn • 36.65% • 188
MIDVALE CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 2,601/12,217 •21.3%<br>Total Votes • 2,588<br>Andrea B Person • 12.09% • 313<br>Matthew Hansen • 7.69% • 199<br>Robert M. Hale • 30.45% • 788<br>Sophia Hawes-Tingey • 24.27% • 628<br>Phil Jankovich • 10.43% • 270<br>Mont L. Millerberg • 15.07% • 390<br>—<br>MIDVALE CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 4<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 604/2,218 • 27.2%<br>Total Votes • 599<br>Wayne L. Sharp • 32.22% • 193<br>Andrew Stoddard • 15.86% • 95<br>Bryant Brown • 27.38% • 164<br>Stephanie Johnson • 24.54% • 147
MURRAY CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 7,403/24,490 • 30.2%<br>Total Votes • 7,402<br>Richard Snelgrove • 19.75% • 1,462<br>Daniel C. Snarr • 41.87% • 3,099<br>Verl Greenhalgh • 4.58% • 339<br>D. Blair Camp • 33.8% • 2,502
SANDY CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 11,172/48,331 • 23.1%<br>Total Votes • 10,843<br>Tom Dolan • 49.974% • 5,393<br>Kurt Bradburn • 38.65% • 4,191<br>Gary T Forbush • 11.61% • 1,259<br>—<br>SANDY CITY COUNCIL<br>At Large<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 11,172/48,331 • 23.1%<br>Total Votes • 10,340<br>Terry Parkin • 14.11% • 1,459<br>Steve Smith • 35.95% • 3,717<br>Zach Robinson • 35.27% • 3,647<br>Josh Tillotson • 14.67% • 1,517<br>—<br>District 1<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 2,273/10,202 • 22.3%<br>Total Votes • 2,199<br>Stephanie Dickey • 26.56% • 584<br>Josh Sunde • 5.41% • 119<br>Sean J. Kowallis • 8.09% • 178<br>Randy Osborne • 27.88% • 613<br>Brooke Christensen • 32.06% • 705<br>—<br>District 3<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 3,579/14,197 • 25.2%<br>Total Votes • 3,318<br>Kris Nicholl • 42.53% • 1,411<br>Jim Edwards • 21.13% • 701<br>Dea Theodore • 22.48% • 746<br>Steven Calbert • 13.86% • 460
SOUTH JORDAN CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 6,931/34,398 • 20.1%<br>Total Votes • 6,895<br>Dawn Ramsey • 39.41% • 2,717<br>Rich Cunningham • 26.8% • 1,848<br>Mark T. Woolley • 33.79% • 2,330<br>—<br>SOUTH JORDAN CITY COUNCIL<br>District 3<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 1,618/7,892 • 20.5%<br>Total Votes • 1,603<br>Julie Holbrook • 32.56% • 522<br>Don Shelton • 49.28% • 790<br>Patrick J. Risk • 18.15% • 291<br>—<br>District 5<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 1,205/7,766 • 15.5%<br>Total Votes • 1,167<br>Sandra Kay Kirkendoll • 39.76% • 464<br>Martin J. Gale • 10.71% • 125<br>Jason T. Mcguire • 40.19% • 469<br>Greg Wise • 9.34% • 109
SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 1,534/6,872 • 22.3%<br>Total Votes • 1,535<br>L Shane Siwik • 18.44% • 283<br>Mark C. Kindred • 23.39% • 358<br>Cherie Wood • 58.18% • 893<br>—<br>SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY COUNCIL AT LARGE<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 1,535/6,872 • 22.3%<br>Total Votes • 1,438<br>Ray Dewolfe • 39.36% • 566<br>James D. Smith • 28.44% • 409<br>Aaron A. Frost • 32.2% • 463
TAYLORSVILLE CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 5,996/24,317 • 24.7%<br>Total Votes • 5,996<br>Harry Lloyd Hansen • 5.2% • 310<br>Kristie Steadman Overson • 53.95% • 3,235<br>Larry Johnson • 40.84% • 2,449
WEST JORDAN CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 6,796/43,664 • 15.6%<br>Total Votes • 6,778<br>Dirk Burton • 19.09% • 1,294<br>Jim Riding • 25.85% • 1,752<br>Kim V. Rolfe • 30.21% • 2011<br>Zach Jacob • 17.62% • 1,164<br>Erin Clavell • 7.27% • 493<br>—<br>WEST JORDAN CITY COUNCIL AT LARGE<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 6,796/43,664 • 15.6%<br>Total Votes • 10,668<br>Max Johnson • 15.94% • 1,701<br>Jay Thomas • 16.83% • 1,795<br>Hyrum Smith Matthews • 16.6% • 1,771<br>Chad R. Lamb • 20.66% • 2,204<br>Kayleen Whitelock • 29.97% • 3,197
WEST VALLEY CITY MAYOR<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 8,074/40,654 • 19.9%<br>Total Votes • 8,074<br>Tom Huynh • 22.36% • 1,804<br>Ron Bigelow • 39.08% • 3,153<br>Joshua Cameron • 7.34% • 592<br>Karen Lang • 31.22% • 2,519<br>—<br>WEST VALLEY CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 4<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 2,292/11,622 • 19.7%<br>Total Votes • 2,273<br>Lynn R. Sanderson • 31.85% • 724<br>Steve Vincent • 27.94% • 635<br>Jake Fitisemanu Jr. • 40.21% • 914
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