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Cache County Releases 2025 Municipal Primary Election Canvass Report

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A report published August 31 by the Cache County Clerk's Office provides official statistics and the canvass results for the 2025 Municipal Primary Election across several municipalities.

Key takeaways

  • The report certifies the accuracy and legality of the 2025 Municipal Primary Election returns for several cities.
  • Voter turnout varied by municipality, with Wellsville reporting the highest turnout at 40.64%.
  • The report details the distribution of ballots through dropboxes, USPS, in-person voting, and UOCAVA.
  • The canvass includes data on challenged ballots, signature verification issues, and ballots rejected for being submitted past the deadline.

The Cache County Clerk's Office released a canvass report on August 31 detailing the official results and statistics for the 2025 Municipal Primary Election. The report, prepared for various municipalities, serves as the official certification of election returns to ensure the accuracy and legality of vote totals.

In Hyrum City, the report recorded 5,519 active registered voters and a voter turnout of 36.49%, with 2,014 total ballots cast. Of these, 1,540 ballots were returned via dropbox and 468 via USPS. Regarding challenged ballots, 14 had signature verification issues, 5 were cured, and 9 were not cured. Additionally, 42 ballots were rejected for being past the deadline.

Logan reported 20,323 active registered voters and a 26.07% voter turnout, with 5,299 total ballots cast. The ballots included 3,236 from dropboxes and 1,998 from the USPS. The report noted 64 ballots with signature verification issues, 30 of which were cured and 34 were not cured. There were 127 ballots rejected for being past the deadline.

In North Logan, 6,115 active registered voters participated with a turnout of 23.83%, resulting in 1,457 total ballots cast. The results included 961 dropbox returns and 487 via USPS. For challenged ballots, 20 had signature verification issues, 5 were cured, and 15 were not cured, while 81 were rejected for being past the deadline.

Smithfield recorded 1,936 total ballots cast from 7,921 active registered voters, representing a 24.44% turnout. This included 1,257 dropbox returns and 664 via USPS. The canvass showed 17 ballots with signature verification issues, 10 were cured, and 7 were not cured, with 88 rejected for being past the deadline.

Richmond reported 515 total ballots cast from 1,682 active registered voters, a turnout of 30.62%. Ballots were returned via dropbox (395) and USPS (116). The report noted 8 ballots with signature verification issues, 5 were cured, and 3 were not cured, with 8 ballots rejected for being past the deadline. Wellsville recorded 959 total ballots cast from 2,360 active registered voters, resulting in a 40.64% turnout. This included 705 dropbox returns and 249 via USPS. The report identified 21 ballots with signature verification issues, 5 were cured, and 16 were not cured, with 25 ballots rejected for being past the deadline.

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