Municipal Elections are held on odd-numbered years. All seats are a four-year term.
2023 – Open Seats are for Mayor, Council Districts Two, Four, & Six.
2025 – Open Seats are for Council Districts One, Three, Five & Seven
View current Council Members and District Boundaries here.
On March 7, 2023, the Council voted to use Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) without a primary for the 2023 Municipal Elections, which includes council members for even-numbered districts and the mayoral race.
What is Ranked Choice Voting (RCV)?
What is Ranked Choice Voting (RCV)?
Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) is a system where voters can use their ballot to not only vote for their preferred candidate but also indicate their backup choices.
The Utah State Legislature made RCV possible for municipal elections by passing H.B. 35, the Municipal Alternative Voting Methods Pilot Project. The pilot allows cities the option to use RCV for elections between January 2019 through January 2026.
On March 7, 2023, the Council voted to use RCV without a primary for the 2023 Municipal Elections, which includes council members for even-numbered districts and the mayoral race.
Declaration of candidacy will be August 8th-15th, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm (excluding Saturday and Sunday).
For more information on Ranked Choice Voting, click here.
2023 Dates and Deadlines
2023 Dates and Deadlines
