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2018 11-06 General Election Results 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting SALT LAKE COUNTY, UT 2018 GENERAL ELECTION NIGHT REPORTING Official Final Election Results FEDERAL U.S. SENATE Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes REP MITT ROMNEY 49.90% 207,719 DEM JENNY WILSON 44.89% 186,856 LIB CRAIG R. BOWDEN 2.37% 9,854 CON TIM AALDERS 1.62% 6,759 IAP REED C. MCCANDLESS 1.02% 4,265 WRITE-IN 0.18% 746 CALEB DAN REEVE 0.01% 27 TYRONE JENSEN 0.00% 5 GLADE G FITZGERALD 0.00% 2 HEKTOR REIKSTHEGN 0.00% 2 CODY JUDY 0.00% 2 RYAN DANIEL JACKSON 0.00% 1 ABE KORB 0.00% 0 416,238 U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #2 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM SHIREEN GHORBANI 67.28% 64,167 REP CHRIS STEWART 27.85% 26,564 LIB JEFFREY WHIPPLE 4.86% 4,638 95,369 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 1/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #3 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes REP JOHN CURTIS 53.38% 45,787 DEM JAMES COURAGE SINGER 42.28% 36,268 UUP TIMOTHY L. ZEIDNER 2.51% 2,152 IAP GREGORY C. DUERDEN 1.83% 1,571 85,778 U.S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #4 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM BEN MCADAMS 54.07% 124,754 REP MIA B. LOVE 45.40% 104,742 WRITE-IN 0.50% 1,164 JONATHAN L. PETERSON 0.03% 58 230,718 STATE STATE SENATE DISTRICT #2 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM DEREK LLOYD KITCHEN 76.44% 32,930 REP CHASE WINDER 23.28% 10,030 WRITE-IN 0.27% 115 VANCE HANSEN 0.02% 7 43,082 STATE SENATE DISTRICT #3 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM GENE DAVIS 70.04% 22,362 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 2/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting REP JEREMY D. EGAN 29.96% 9,566 31,928 STATE SENATE DISTRICT #4 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM JANI IWAMOTO 67.09% 34,651 REP ALAN MONSEN 32.91% 17,000 51,651 STATE SENATE DISTRICT #5 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM KAREN MAYNE 68.67% 17,129 REP KIMDYL ALLEN 31.33% 7,814 24,943 STATE SENATE DISTRICT #8 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM KATHLEEN RIEBE 55.82% 23,221 REP BRIAN ZEHNDER 41.65% 17,328 UUP JOHN JACKSON 2.53% 1,053 41,602 STATE SENATE DISTRICT #9 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes REP KIRK A. CULLIMORE JR. 62.26% 24,410 UUP ALEXANDER CASTAGNO 32.24% 12,639 MONICA ZOLTANSKI 4.91% 1,925 WRITE-IN 0.59% 230 39,204 STATE SENATE DISTRICT #11 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 3/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes REP DAN MCCAY 67.78% 26,189 DEM CHRISTIAN BURRIDGE 32.22% 12,449 38,638 STATE SENATE DISTRICT #12 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM CLARE COLLARD 50.12% 8,426 REP DANIEL W. THATCHER 45.24% 7,605 GRN ABRIAN B. VELARDE 4.65% 781 16,812 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #22 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM SUSAN D DUCKWORTH 53.05% 5,485 REP BARBARA M. STALLONE 35.90% 3,712 LIB AMBER CHRISTIANSEN BELTRAN 7.24% 749 CON MARILEE ROOSE 3.80% 393 10,339 LOAD MORE... (9/39) COUNTY COUNTY COUNCIL AT LARGE C Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM JIM BRADLEY 56.06% 222,507 REP SOPHIA M. DICARO 43.71% 173,499 WRITE-IN 0.21% 816 ADAM W. GUYMON 0.02% 69 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 4/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting 396,891 COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT #1 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM ARLYN BRADSHAW 100.00% 48,694 48,694 COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT #3 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes REP AIMEE WINDER NEWTON 52.81% 28,562 DEM LISA GEHRKE 47.19% 25,521 54,083 COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT #4 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM ANN GRANATO 60.42% 51,225 REP MICHELLE QUIST 35.11% 29,761 UUP ROBERT (ROBB) CUNDICK 4.47% 3,789 84,775 COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT #5 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes REP STEVEN L. DEBRY 63.75% 43,593 DEM PAMELA BERRY 36.25% 24,785 68,378 DISTRICT ATTORNEY Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM SIM GILL 55.68% 226,554 REP NATHAN EVERSHED 44.32% 180,315 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 5/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting 406,869 AUDITOR Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes REP SCOTT TINGLEY 52.08% 203,612 DEM GARRY HRECHKOSY 47.92% 187,352 390,964 CLERK Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM SHERRIE SWENSEN 66.33% 265,678 REP ROZAN MITCHELL 33.67% 134,847 400,525 RECORDER Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM RASHELLE HOBBS 52.24% 202,930 REP ADAM S. GARDINER 47.76% 185,562 388,492 LOAD MORE... (9/10) SCHOOL BOARD CANYONS SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #2 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes AMBER SHILL 68.40% 7,123 DENISE WHITE 31.60% 3,291 10,414 CANYONS SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #4 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 6/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes CLAREEN ARNOLD 100.00% 8,502 8,502 CANYONS SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #5 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes STEVE WRIGLEY 100.00% 8,801 8,801 CANYONS SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #6 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes AMANDA OAKS 65.15% 7,505 BRAD SNOW 34.85% 4,014 11,519 GRANITE SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #3 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes CONNIE BURGESS 71.51% 8,061 DAVID MCEWEN 28.49% 3,212 11,273 GRANITE SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #4 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes NICOLE MCDERMOTT 57.49% 7,986 CARRIE SODERSTROM JOHNSON 42.51% 5,905 13,891 GRANITE SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #5 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes TERRY H. BAWDEN 61.67% 6,509 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 7/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting BOB AAGARD 38.33% 4,045 10,554 GRANITE SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #6 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes KARYN HERMANSEN WINDER 68.96% 8,636 JOSHUA CAMERON 31.04% 3,887 12,523 GRANITE SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT #7 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes GAYLEEN GANDY 100.00% 10,711 10,711 LOAD MORE... (9/18) JUDICIAL CONSTANDINOS (DENO) HIMONAS Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 76.93% 254,320 NO 23.07% 76,285 330,605 MARY KATE A. TOOMEY Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 78.64% 258,524 NO 21.36% 70,235 328,759 HEATHER BRERETON https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 8/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 79.30% 258,884 NO 20.70% 67,591 326,475 LAURA S. SCOTT Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 79.35% 259,357 NO 20.65% 67,497 326,854 RICHARD D. MCKELVIE Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 75.17% 243,869 NO 24.83% 80,573 324,442 L. DOUGLAS HOGAN Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 75.53% 244,893 NO 24.47% 79,326 324,219 ROYAL I. HANSEN Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 74.65% 242,886 NO 25.35% 82,484 325,370 JAMES D. GARDNER https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 9/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 75.60% 245,180 NO 24.40% 79,121 324,301 WILLIAM K. KENDALL Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 75.30% 243,244 NO 24.70% 79,768 323,012 LOAD MORE... (9/13) QUESTIONS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes FOR 79.04% 309,334 AGAINST 20.96% 82,007 391,341 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT B Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes AGAINST 74.01% 290,021 FOR 25.99% 101,848 391,869 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT C Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes FOR 61.58% 237,925 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 10/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting AGAINST 38.42% 148,471 386,396 NONBINDING OPINION QUESTION #1 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes AGAINST 59.29% 243,486 FOR 40.71% 167,170 410,656 PROPOSITION NUMBER 2 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes FOR 64.65% 269,893 AGAINST 35.35% 147,579 417,472 PROPOSITION NUMBER 3 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes FOR 61.45% 251,726 AGAINST 38.55% 157,895 409,621 PROPOSITION NUMBER 4 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes FOR 58.35% 232,453 AGAINST 41.65% 165,945 398,398 LOCAL QUESTIONS BRIGHTON INCORPORATION https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 11/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes YES 62.98% 148 NO 37.02% 87 235 HOLLADAY PROPOSITION #14 Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes AGAINST 57.85% 9,645 FOR 42.15% 7,026 16,671 SALT LAKE CITY STREETS RECONSTRUCTION BOND Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS 67.51% 48,194 AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS 32.49% 23,192 71,386 STRAIGHT PARTY STRAIGHT PARTY Precincts Reporting: 100% Percentage Votes DEM DEMOCRATIC 51.74% 65,761 REP REPUBLICAN 40.65% 51,667 IAP INDEPENDENT AMERICAN 5.45% 6,929 LIB LIBERTARIAN 1.32% 1,677 CON CONSTITUTION 0.35% 446 GRN GREEN 0.32% 406 UUP UNITED UTAH 0.18% 224 127,110 https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 12/13 8/3/2021 Results - Salt Lake - Election Night Reporting Latest News Precincts Reporting Completely Reported Not Reporting Partially Reported 100% PRECINCTS REPORTING 782/782 Voter Turnout TOTAL 81.93% Ballots Cast 423,948 Registered Voters 517,444 Copyright 2021 - www.scytl.com https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/UT/Salt_Lake/92254/Web02.214799/#/ 13/13.
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