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Voters: Tell us what you want to know from Salt Lake County candidates up for election this November.

Election Day is nearing. Before you cast your ballot, we want to know: Which issues matter most to you?

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Travis Drown deposits his ballot in the drop box at Salt Lake County Government Center in 2024. The Salt Lake Tribune wants to know what voters are care about in Salt Lake County's November election. Responses will shape The Tribune's voter guide.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Travis Drown deposits his ballot in the drop box at Salt Lake County Government Center in 2024. The Salt Lake Tribune wants to know what voters are care about in Salt Lake County's November election. Responses will shape The Tribune's voter guide.

Several local offices are up for grabs in Utah’s most populous county, so we want to know: What do Salt Lake County voters care most about?

Control of the Salt Lake County Council will be decided this year, and two longtime officials — Salt Lake County Sheriff Rosie Rivera and Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill — will face challengers in November’s general election.

The Salt Lake Tribune plans to publish voter guides for all of these offices so voters like you can have a handy resource to learn where each candidate stands on the issues that matter most.

Whether it’s immigration, property taxes or criminal justice reform, let us know in the survey below what issues will inform your decision in local elections this fall. We will use your responses to shape our voter guide questions.

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