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Emery County Releases Ferron South General Election Sample Ballot

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The Emery County General Election for the Ferron South precinct is scheduled for November 3, 2026.

Key takeaways

  • The Emery County General Election for Ferron South is set for Nov. 3, 2026.
  • The ballot contains federal, state, and county office races.
  • Voters will decide on multiple judicial retention questions.
  • Two constitutional amendments regarding publication requirements and tax law approval thresholds are on the ballot.

The Emery County General Election for the Ferron South precinct is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, according to an official sample ballot published Sept. 2.

The ballot includes several races for county and federal offices. For U.S. House District 3, candidates listed include Kent S. Udel, Cassie Easley, Celeste Maloy, Ayden Scott, Michael R. Stoddard, and Adonis Hooslyn. State House District 69 features Logan J. Monson and Tracie Yellowman Tso. State School Board District 14 includes Linda Hanks.

County office candidates include Jordan Leonard for Commissioner A, KEVEN A. JENSEN for Commissioner B, Michael D. Olsen for Attorney, Thomas Hansen for Clerk/Auditor, Danielle Farley for Recorder, and Josie K. Stilson for Sheriff. Tyson R. Huntington is also listed for a county position.

Voters will also decide on several judicial retention questions. The ballot asks if Jill M. Pohlman, Michele M. Christiansen Forster, David Ned Mortensen, Ryan M. Harris, Amy Jo Oliver, and Gregory Keith Orme should be retained in their respective roles within the Utah Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. Additionally, the ballot includes retention questions for Craig Miles Bunnell in the Juvenile Court and Jon R. Carpenter in the Emery County Justice Court.

Two proposed constitutional amendments are included on the ballot. Constitutional Amendment A asks if the Utah Constitution should be amended to change how proposed amendments are published, requiring publication on the Utah Public Notice Website and the Lieutenant Governor's website for 60 days before the election. Constitutional Amendment B asks if the Utah Constitution should be amended to require a 60% voter approval for citizen-proposed laws that increase taxes compared to existing law, rather than a simple majority.

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