The Utah General Election is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to a September 15 report by The Ogdenite. The publication provides a guide for Weber County voters regarding registration deadlines and the candidates appearing on the ballot.
Key dates for the election process include the mailing of ballots on Oct. 13 and the start of early voting on Oct. 20, which concludes on Oct. 30. The deadline for online applications is Oct. 22, while the deadline for mail-in applications is Oct. 23. Voters must request ballots by 5 p.m. on Oct. 27. In-person applications must be submitted by Nov. 2, and same-day registration will be available on Election Day, Nov. 3.
On Election Day, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mail-in ballots must be received by Nov. 3. Voters can find polling locations and additional information at vote.utah.gov.
The guide lists several candidates for federal congressional districts. In District 1, candidates include Ben McAdams, Elias Henry Montgomery, Riley Owen, and Jesse West. District 2 features Carlton E. Bowen, Daniel Cottam, Peter Crosby, Robert M. Moesinger, and Blake D. Moore. District 3 includes Cassie Easley, Adonis Hooslyn, Celeste Maloy, Ayden Scott, Michael R. Stoddard, and Kent S. Udell.
State and county candidates include several individuals running for House and Senate seats, as well as local offices. Candidates for County Commissioner Seat A include Duane D. Kearsley, Gary C. New, and Alvin Thurgood. Candidates for County Commissioner Seat B include Jon D. Beesley. Other local races include County Attorney, County Clerk/Auditor, County Sheriff, and County Assessor.
School board candidates listed include Joseph Kerry and Kacee Weaver for State School Board District 2, and Stacy Bernal, Amber Allred, Jamie Nunley, Zach Thomas, and Oscar L. Mata for the Ogden School Board.
For a complete list of candidates in Weber County, voters can visit weberelections.gov/listofcandidates. A full list of Utah candidates is available at vote.utah.gov.
