November 9, 2011
Box Elder County
General Election Results
* indicates candidates elected
BRIGHAM CITY
25 percent voter turnout
* Mark Thompson 1688
* Ruth Jensen 1251
* Brian Rex 1220
Bob Marabella 1025
Brett Reeder 988
CORINNE
31 percent voter turnout
* Trudy Winchester 99
* Julie Jones 84
* Joelle Smalt 66
Peter Miller 59
Rufus Barker 29
DEWEYVILLE
57 percent voter turnout
* Joe Kliger 72
* Monte Garlick 68
Maxine Goring 53
GARLAND
23 percent voter turnout
* J.R. Thompson 170
* Todd Miller 145
* Scott Coleman 133
Don Koyle 88
Bradlee Skinner 73
Darren Knudsen 58
Two Year Term
* Kent Hughes 134
Jonna Comstock 94
HONEYVILLE
28 percent voter turnout
Two Year Term
* John Huff 138
Pamela Covey 71
Four-Year Term
* Richie Aoki 167
* Mark Bingham 161
* David Lee 145
Linda Rosen Sweat 85
Michael Goodfellow 67
HOWELL
77 percent voter turnout
* Joshua Anderson 69
* Rex Nessen 54
Byron James Tuck 32
Timbe Rinderknecht 29
PERRY
26 percent voter turnout
* Jana Nelson 477
* Peter Gerlach 464
* Todd Christensen 435
Donald Higley 262
Boyd Montgomery 168
PLYMOUTH
52 percent voter turnout
*Sue Steed 60
Raejena Allred 29
* Curtis Murray 71
Claud McKay Allred 20
TREMONTON
17 percent voter turnout
* Diana Doutre 446
* Jeff Reese 442
* Byron Wood 409
John Losee 258
SNOWVILLE
66 percent voter turnout
* Jared Morgan 40
* Keith Thompson 36
Jennifer Webb 14
WILLARD
27 percent voter turnout
Mayor
* Kenneth Braegger 248
Council
* Michael Crossley 239
* Del Fredde 225
* Mitch Zundel 201
Robert Hatton 107
September 21, 2011
Brigham City primary election results
Brigham City has 8,541 registered voters with 1,188 votes cast in last week's primary election for a 13.91 percent voter turnout.
The top six and the number of votes they received are listed below and will proceed to the General Election:
Mark Thompson 800
Bob Marabella 512
Brian Rex 488
Ruth Jensen 486
Brett Reeder 385
Doug Beazer 196
Those eliminated from the race and the number of votes they received are listed below:
Bonnie Germer 180
Daniel Eyre 145
Wilbur Fowler 112
August 31, 2011
Early Voting
Early voting is now underway at Brigham City Hall, 20 North Main, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. City Hall will be closed on Monday, September 5. The last day of early voting will be September 9.
Photo identification is required.
The Primary Election will be September 13 and the General Election will be November 8, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Both elections will be held at the USU Brigham City Regional Campus, 195 West 1100 South.
July 20, 2011
Citizens file for office in BC, Perry
Brigham City
Ten Brigham City residents have filed their intention to run for one of three city council positions that will be up for re-election in November. The next step is a primary election to be held on September 13.
The candidates are listed in alphabetical order:
Douglas Beazer
Daniel Butler Eyre
Wilbur Fowler
Bonnie S. Germer
Ruth V. Jensen
Wayne R. Johnson, Jr.
Robert J. Marabella
Brett R. Reeder
Brian W. Rex
Mark Arnold Thompson
Perry
Five Perry citizens have filed to run for three city council positions open for election in November. There are no incumbents running for re-election.
Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name:
Todd A. Christensen
Peter G. Gerlach
Donald E. Higley
Boyd E. Montgomery
Jana Nelson
July 13, 2011
Election filing period underway
There are only eight days left to file for election for one of the three four-year term Brigham City councilmember positions. Anyone seeking to become a candidate for office must file a Declaration of Candidacy in person with the City Recorder at 20 North Main by 5 p.m. on July 15. Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no filing fee. Questions should be directed to Mary Kate Christensen at 734-6621.
Perry City beckons its citizens to get involved in local government with only six more days to file for one of the three city councilmember positions coming up in the November election. A Declaration of Candidacy must be filed in person with the City Recorder, 3005 South 1200 West before 6 p.m. on July 14. Office hours are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Thursday, closed Friday. There is no filing fee.
Qualifications for candidates in both cities are: be a United States citizen; be at least 18 years old; be a resident of the municipality for at least 365 consecutive days immediately preceding the date of the election; be a registered voter of the municipality; cannot be a convicted felon.
