Utah voters reject Amendment B
Utahns rejected the constitutional amendment requiring citizen-led ballot initiatives that affect taxes to pass with a 60% majority vote. Amendment B failed after the Associated Press called the race at 9:36 p.m. The other statewide proposal, Amendment A, removes the requirement for all future proposed constitutional amendments or initiatives to be published in newspapers before an election.
via KUERStatewideNovember 3, 2026
McAdams wins, giving Utah Democrats a voice in Congress
Democrat Ben McAdams will return to Congress six years after he lost his House reelection bid. In early unofficial returns Tuesday, McAdams had opened a wide lead over Republican newcomer Riley Owen — 72% to 25% — and was headed to an easy victory in a newly drawn Democratic-leaning district.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideNovember 3, 2026
CCHS Community Council Discusses School Goals and Budget for 2026
The CCHS Community Council met on October 8, 2026, to discuss school improvement goals, budget reviews, and new staff members. The meeting included discussions regarding student learning, school land trust training, and various action items for the council.
WashingtonNovember 3, 2026
Salt Lake County Planning Commission to Discuss Zoning Changes Nov. 18
The Salt Lake County Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on Nov. 18, 2026, to discuss land use applications and an ordinance amendment project. The meeting will include a discussion regarding a reorganization of Title 19 Zoning.
Salt Lake CountyNovember 3, 2026
Jeremy Hales cinches lead in race for Wasatch County sheriff, preliminary results show
Preliminary general election results are in for Wasatch County. It appears that Republican candidate Jeremy Hales has secured the role of Wasatch County sheriff. Hales, Wasatch County’s emergency management director, was running against unaffiliated candidate Paul Moore.
via Park RecordWasatch CountyNovember 3, 2026
East Side voters seemingly reject West Hills incorporation bid
The West Hills saga in eastern Summit County has ended after 24 voters, or 96%, rejected the incorporation, according to preliminary results. Only one voter supported incorporation. However, results could change over the coming weeks as a lawsuit over the disqualification of at least 17 voters plays out in Third District Court.
via Park RecordPark CityNovember 3, 2026