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Frankie Tapia Files Carbon County Sheriff Campaign Financial Report

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A financial campaign report for Frankie Tapia, a Republican candidate for Carbon County Sheriff, was released on October 26, 2026. The report details campaign contributions and expenditures through the reporting period.

Key takeaways

  • Frankie Tapia is running for Carbon County Sheriff as a Republican.
  • The campaign reported cumulative contributions of $86,444.10.
  • Total cumulative campaign expenses were $89,18.14.
  • The report was filed on October 26, 2026.

Frankie Tapia, a Republican candidate for Carbon County Sheriff, filed a financial campaign report on October 26, 2026. The report outlines campaign contributions and expenses for the candidate.

According to the October 26, 2026, report, the total cumulative contributions from named and anonymous donors giving less than $50.00 reached $86,444.10. The campaign's total cumulative expenses were reported at $89,18.14. The balance at the end of this reporting period was $87,554.96.

Itemized expenditures listed in the report include payments for various campaign needs. These include costs for printing and design services, radio advertisements, and items for Trunk or Treat events. Specific expenditures noted include payments to Carbon Print & Design, Full Circle Sign and Design, and Peczuh Printing. Other expenses included items from Amazon and Walmart.

The financial campaign law governing these disclosures is found in Utah Code reference 17-16-6.5.

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