Municipal Elections 2017
2017 General Municipal Election
General Election Day: November 7, 2017
View the Preliminary Election Results
View the Official Canvass Report of Election Results
Vote-by-Mail Information
The 2017 General Municipal Election will be conducted using vote by mail. Each registered voter will be mailed a ballot and instructions for returning the ballot. Ballots for the General Election were mailed out by the County beginning Tuesday, October 17. Ballots must either be returned by mail and clearly postmarked before Election Day or placed in the ballot box at the Cedar Hills office building by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.
A Voter Service Center will be open on Election Day from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the city office building. This service center is to assist voters who did not receive a vote-by-mail ballot. Voters may also bring in their ballots to the Voter Service Center until 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.
Candidate Eligibility
Two candidates in the Municipal General Election have been disqualified due to failure to submit financial disclosure statements on time. Press Release
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL OFFICES
The municipal offices to be voted on in the General Election on November 7, 2017, are: Mayor, four-year term, and two City Council Members, four-year terms each.
List of 2017 Municipal Candidates
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10258 N Bayhill Drive | 801-358-8730 |
Email: jenneyrees@gmail.com Website: jenneyrees.wordpress.com |
Mayor |
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8902 N Silver Lake Drive | 801-228-8304 | deniseandersen1@gmail.com | City Council |
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385-323-0635 | ben.ellsworth@outlook.com | City Council | |
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Curt Crosby |
801-669-2211 | curt@libertyroundtable.com | Mayor | |
| 801-361-0968 | mauricenavarro84@gmail.com | City Council |
Voter Information Pamphlet and Public Meeting: Proposition #7 PARC Tax
On November 7, 2017, Cedar Hills voters will have the responsibility to vote on an opinion question entitled Proposition #7, which asks whether or not the city should impose a sales and use tax for cultural arts, recreational, and botanical organizations or facilities (PARC Tax).
A Voter Information Pamphlet has been prepared to help you better understand the issue. It contains arguments for and against the proposition, along with the official text and initial fiscal impact statement. This pamphlet also contains information regarding voter registration, voting by mail, and the voter service center.
Please take the opportunity to study this pamphlet, so that when you vote you will be able to make a sound, intelligent and informed choice on the issue.
According to Utah State Code, the city must allow in a public meeting equal time for a presentation of the arguments in favor and against the ballot proposition. This agenda item was addressed at the October 17 City Council meeting.
Voting
Vote-by-mail ballots will be mailed out 21 days before each election day. Ballots cannot and will not be forwarded by the postal service. All ballots that are determined undeliverable are returned to the county clerk’s office. If you have not received your ballot within two weeks after they are mailed, please call the Utah County Clerks Elections Division office.
When Must the Ballot Be Returned?
Ballots must be mailed and clearly postmarked before Election Day or placed in the ballot box at the Cedar Hills city office building by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.
Voter Registration
Please be sure you are registered to vote! If you have changed your name or address, even within the city, it is necessary to re-register.
October 31, 2017: Last day a voter may register in person at the County Clerk’s office or online and vote in the General Election.
To register to vote in Utah you must:
- Be a citizen of the United States
- Have resided in Utah at least 30 days immediately before the next election
- Be at least 18 years old on or before the next election
If you are eligible to vote in Utah, you can visit www.vote.utah.gov to:
- Register to vote
- View and update your voter registration information
- View a sample ballot
Information about Past Municipal Elections (odd-numbered years)