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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced changes to their programs for youth and children in the Church. According to the Church, these changes will help the rising generation become lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ and some have already been implemented.
For this year's non-partisan election, there were three open seats for the Tooele County School Board in Districts 5, 6 and 7. In District 5, Scott Bertolio holds the lead in the preliminary vote over candidate Kristi Camargo, 53.2% to 46.8%.
Tooele County's 2026 General Election was held Tuesday, Nov. 3 with residents from all over the county casting their votes at designated ballot boxes or lining up at voting centers. Our county is represented in the State House by two representatives, one from District 28 with boundaries entirely in Tooele County including parts of Lake Point, east Erda, Pine Canyon, and Tooele City.
In the race for U.S. House District 4, incumbent Congressman Mike Kennedy of the Republican Party led the polls with 54.3%, beating Democratic candidate Jonny Larson, who earned 37.1%. S House District 3 until the boundaries were recently configured into the 4th Congressional District following Utah’s judge-ordered congressional redistricting.
The Provo Municipal Council held a work meeting on November 3, 2026, to discuss various city ordinances and strategic plans. The agenda included presentations on auditing best practices and alcohol retail, alongside discussions regarding downtown standards and commercial development.
Incumbent Republican Rep. Celeste Maloy appeared poised to win the 3rd Congressional District seat in a rout, but her performance in Summit County was lackluster as compared to other parts of the heavily GOP district.
Preliminary general election results are in for Wasatch County, with Republican candidate Jeremy Hales leading the vote for sheriff. Hales, Wasatch County's emergency management director, was running against unaffiliated candidate Paul Moore.