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Bunnell Files Financial Campaign Report for Juvenile Court Judge

By Utah News Staff · October 30, 2026 · 1 min read
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A financial campaign report for Craig Miles Bunnell was published on October 28. The report pertains to his candidacy for Juvenile Court Judge in the Seventh Judicial District.

Key takeaways

  • Craig Miles Bunnell is running for Juvenile Court Judge in the Seventh Judicial District.
  • The financial report was signed on October 20, 2026.
  • The filing was submitted to County Clerk Seth Marsing.

Craig Miles Bunnell filed a financial campaign report for his candidacy for Juvenile Court Judge in the Seventh Judicial District, according to a October 28 report. The document was signed by Bunnell on October 20, 2026.

Bunnell's campaign address is listed as 875 N. 1600 East, Price, Utah. The report was submitted to County Clerk Seth Marsing and was prepared by Carr Printing Company of Bountiful, Utah.

The report was filed in accordance with Utah Code 17-16-6.5 regarding financial campaign laws.

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