The countywide Seat C is up for a four-year term. The incumbent is Republican Adam Snow. He is being challenged by Democrat Chuck Goode.

Incumbent Jenny Wilson is seeking her second term as Salt Lake County’s mayor. She faces Republican challenger Erin Rider, a corporate attorney.

With Commissioner Randy Elliot not seeking reelection, there will be an open seat in Davis County. The candidates are Republican John Crofts and unaffiliated Michael Lambert.

With Commissioner Tom Sakievich’s resignation due to health, Seat C is up for grabs in November. Alan Wessman of the United Utah Party is challenging Republican Skyler Beltran for the seat.

Republican incumbent Jim Harvey is seeking another term on the Weber County Commission. His challengers are Libertarian Brian Rowley and Democrat Steve Van Wagoner.

Longtime county councilor Jim Bradley is retiring, which will leave the At-large Seat C open. Republican Rachelle Morris, a venture capitalist, and Democrat Natalie Pinkney, a South Salt Lake City council member, are vying for the seat.

Democrat Caroline Gleich, Independent American Carlton Bowen and Republican John Curtis clashed on a wide range of issues including Curtis’ record in Washington, public lands and immigration.

The bond would be used to rebuild Highland and West high schools, as well as go toward district sustainability projects.

The candidates seeking Utah's U.S. Senate seat — Independent American Carlton Bowen, Republican John Curtis and Democrat Caroline Gleich — will face off on Oct. 10, 2024, at 6 p.m. in a debate organized by the Utah Debate Commission.

Abravanel Hall no longer faces an uncertain future as Salt Lake City barrels ahead with a new downtown sports and entertainment district. Instead, it will be renovated, and the Utah Symphony likes the sound of that.

The amendment sought to get rid of the constitutional earmark that says Utah’s income tax revenue can only be used for education and certain social services.

In a civil, but scattershot debate, Democrat Bill Campbell, Libertarian Daniel Cottam and Republican incumbent Blake Moore took on Congress’ chaotic term, spending and immigration.