Sandy residents may be using ranked-choice voting in this year’s election
Some council members say the city is fertile ground for new voting “experiment,” even as candidates line up to become the next mayor.
By Leia Larsen
| April 14, 2021, 4:31 p.m.
| Updated: 5:18 p.m.
RELATED STORIES
Utah County clerk/auditor called employee her ‘gay democratic assistant,’ according to harassment investigation
Salt Lake County Republicans elect Chris Null as their new chair
In apparent defiance of state law, Mayor Erin Mendenhall says mask mandate will continue in Salt Lake City
After some bumps in his first term, Sandy mayor announces he won’t seek reelection
In case you missed it
Gianna Kneepkens has a career night in Utah’s bounce-back win over Kansas
Latest from Mormon Land: Suggest a new name for the Book of Mormon
Going to Park City for Sundance? Here’s where to get dinner.
THE LATEST
John Marino believes ‘there’s still a lot left' in Utah Hockey Club
Want to change Utah law? Citizen initiatives will cost an extra $1.4M under GOP Senate-passed bill.
Utah bans a 15th book from public schools. Here’s what it’s about.
LDS Church unloads on ‘American Primeval,’ calls inaccuracies and stereotypes ‘dangerously misleading’
Bagley Cartoon: Scary Story Time
Featured Local Savings