Election Day is closing in, and we've got you covered with what you need to know about the 2025 candidates running in four Salt Lake City Council races. Why it matters: While municipal elections tend to draw low voter turnout,

Instructions for voters in Utah County are causing confusion and uncertainty just two weeks before Election Day.

The general municipal elections are fast approaching, with mail-in ballots beginning to arrive at voters’ homes last week.

How will the Utah GOP's latest initiatives to repeal redistricting laws play out? Will Congressional maps change yet again?

The legal battle over Utah’s redistricting process and what congressional boundaries should be used for the 2026 election is reaching a new fever pitch — with more complexity and uncertainty than ever.

Utah County's municipal election ballot instructions have some inaccurate and confusing information on them, but Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson said they were left that way to save taxpayers money.

Judge Dianna Gibson will begin two days of arguments Thursday over which of three maps submitted to the court should be the boundaries for Utah's 2026 congressional election. A decision has to be made by Nov.

Sen. Dan Thatcher plans to resign before the 2026 session, but only if the Forward Party of Utah can pick his replacement.

Three candidates, two of whom are incumbents, are running for one of the two seats available in Washington City’s general election.

Sen. Daniel Thatcher, who bucked Republicans on trans sports, dormitories, food tax and labor bills — before leaving the GOP altogether — says he is stepping down from the Utah Legislature.

Utah’s Republican Party is writing a plot twist into the last act of the state’s redistricting case. As a deadline approaches to firm up boundaries for 2026, the Utah GOP launched a push Tuesday to block a map proposed by the Legislature and repeal a 2018 redistricting law.

Municipal election ballots have been popping up in mailboxes all over Weber County the last few days and officials are making sure the public remain aware of the rules of ballot handling. Weber County Clerk/Auditor Ricky Hatch told the Standard-Examiner in an email Tuesday that 116,