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Election Results and the County Rec Bond

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Thank you to everyone who voted in the Nov. 3 general election! Ballots have been counted, but the results you’ve seen so far are still unofficial. Election results aren’t final until they’re certified. When will

November 11th, 2026 Election Results and the County Rec Bond

Thank you to everyone who voted in the Nov. 3 general election! Ballots have been counted, but the results you’ve seen so far are still unofficial. Election results aren’t final until they’re certified.

When will results be official?

Tuesday, Nov. 17, 4 p.m.: The Salt Lake County Board of Canvassers (the County Council) meets to certify county results, including the County’s local bond election.

Monday, Nov. 23: The state Board of Canvassers meets to certify statewide results.

Until then, results can still be updated as the final eligible ballots are counted. When a news outlet “calls” a race, that isn’t the same as the official result. Only the Board of Canvassers can certify a winner.

See the latest results:

Salt Lake County: slco.vote

Statewide: electionresults.utah.gov

What about the County recreation bond?

We know many residents are excited about what the Salt Lake County recreation bond could mean for West Jordan. Here’s the latest from Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation:

“The anticipated passage of the Salt Lake County recreation bond represents an investment in regional parks, trails, open spaces, and recreation facilities. Over the coming weeks, county staff will work through administrative and financial processes required before project phasing and scheduling can begin. Parks & Recreation will provide updated timelines once official schedules are established.”

The bond results are certified with the rest of the county results on Nov. 17. Project timelines will come from the County after that, and we’ll share updates with West Jordan residents as soon as we have them.

Questions about the election? Contact the Salt Lake County Clerk’s Office at 385-468-7400 or visit slco.vote.

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