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Salt Lake City Council election results

Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune A voter drops her ballot at an official ballot drop box that doesn't need a post date at the Salt Lake County complex on election day, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016.

Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune A voter drops her ballot at an official ballot drop box that doesn't need a post date at the Salt Lake County complex on election day, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016.

 | Nov. 8, 2017, 4:09 a.m.
| Updated: 2:12 p.m.

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DISTRICT 1<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 1,667/7,899 • 21.1%<br>Total Votes • 1,367 <br>James Rogers • 1,367 • 100%
DISTRICT 3<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 5,737/14,191 • 40.4%<br>Total Votes • 5,732 <br>Phil Carroll • 2,552 • 44.52%<br>Chris Wharton • 3,180 • 55.48%
DISTRICT 5<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 3,651/12,688 • 28.8%<br>Total Votes • 3,647<br>George Chapman • 594 • 16.29%<br>Erin Mendenhall • 3,053 • 83.71%
DISTRICT 7<br>Ballots Counted/Registered Voters • 4,822/14,097 • 34.2%<br>Total Votes • 4,821 <br>Abe Smith • 1,781 • 36.94%<br>Amy Fowler • 3,040 • 63.06%
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