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The blue wave crashed into a Utah county that hadn’t elected a Democrat to its council in 20 years

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The blue wave crashed into a Utah county that hadn’t elected a Democrat to its council in 20 years
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Utah News spotted this story published November 8, 2026 at Salt Lake Tribune. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Mark Nafziger wasn’t expecting to win his race. The Cache County Democrat was running against Republican Sandi Goodlander — the chair of the all-Republican Cache County Council — for her seat representing the third district of Logan. To fuel his doubts of victory, Cache County voters haven’t put a Democrat on the council since 2006, when they reelected Brian Chambers for a second term.

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