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Logan • Across Logan, residents have cast their votes for who they hope will become the next mayor and fill two City Council seats in Cache County’s most-populous city.
Mark Anderson, a Logan City Council member since 2020, and farmer Alanna Nafziger, a longtime Cache Valley resident, sought to succeed Mayor Holly Daines, who announced in April she would not seek a third term at the city’s helm.
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Polls have closed, initial votes are being tallied, and early, unofficial returns on Tuesday showed Anderson with 61.3% of the vote and Nafziger with 38.7%.
Voters also cast ballots to decide who will fill two City Council seats currently held by Ernesto Lopez and Amy Anderson. Only Lopez sought reelection.
The top two vote-getters in the race will fill the seats. Other candidates in the contest included Brian Seamons, Katie Lee-Koven and Melissa Dahle.
Early, unofficial returns showed Lopez had captured 29.5% of the vote, Lee-Koven had received 26.9%, Dahle had 26.1% and Seamons had received 17.5%.
County clerks in Utah, according to state law, have up to two weeks to certify election results.