With the filing period for municipal office in Utah now passed, 18 cities in Utah County have made available the lists of candidates for different city offices. Among the list are current officeholders, returning candidates and those seeking office for the first time.

The following lists of 130 candidates were provided by each city or town and include those public as of 6 p.m. Wednesday. In alphabetical order, by city, and listed according to the Utah State Master Ballot Position list, the candidates are:

Alpine: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Brent C. Rummler, Chrissy Hannemann, Greg Gordon, Jeremiah Jewkes, Jessica Smuin and Pamela Pamela.

American Fork: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Austin Duke, Clark Preston Taylor, Tim Holley, Justin G. Warner, Elizabeth Gray, James Boden, Christina Ballard, Ken Sumison, Jeff Shorter and Ernie John.

Cedar Hills: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Kelly Smith, Bob Morgan, Mike Geddes and Mark Nelson.

Eagle Mountain: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Brett Mansfield, Craig Morris, Ryan Haughton, Angeline Washburn, Craig Whiting, Rich Wood, Scott Ferre, Jared R. Gray, Melissa Clark and Travis John Barker.

Fairfield: With the mayor’s office and three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Hollie McKinney (mayor), Brad Gurney (mayor), Michael Weber (council seat A), Alina Pringle (Seat A), Tyler Thomas (Seat B), Richard Cameron (Seat D).

Goshen: With two city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are David Peter Okelberry, Randall J. Thomas and Charles Duckett Pipkin.

Highland: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Kim Rodela, Doug Cortney, Brittney P. Bills and Timothy A. Ball.

Lehi: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Corey Astill, Jason Hill, Heather Newall, Jeremy K. Baker, Ieli Charlie Tautuaa, Nicole Kunze, Kenneth Roberts, Taylor Frost, R. Curtis Payne, Paige Albrecht, Haley Sousa, Brent Summers, Jason Harris, Michelle Stallings, Rachel Barnes, Tyler R. Lindsay and K. Casey Glade.

Lindon: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Steve Stewart, Lincoln Jacobs, Bret D. Frampton, Greg Lupus and Cole Hooley.

Mapleton: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Jessica Egbert, Therin Garrett, Samuel Bernard, Teresa Brunson and Leslie Jones. The most recent list shared by Mapleton is dated Monday.

Orem: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Matt McKell, Crystal Muhlstein, Rodney D. Erickson. Greg Duerden, Chris Killpack, Jeff K. Lambson, Archie A. Williams III, Spencer Rands, Heather M. Fry, Jenn Gale, David Edward Garber, Mike Carpenter and Wade Sewell.

Provo: With four city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Craig Christensen (District 1), Stan Jensen (District 1), Becky Bogdin (District 3), Travis Hoban (District 4), Joseph Penrose (City Wide 2), Gary Garrett (City Wide 2), McKay R. Jensen (City Wide 2) and Nathan Smith Jones (City Wide 2).

Pleasant Grove: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Denise Trickler, Cyd LeMone, David Lukens, Steve Rogers, Brent Bullock, Greg Sorensen and Eric Jensen.

Salem: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Tim De Draw, Paul Y. Taylor, Alan Dale Hansen, Cliff Leyva, Cynthia Deveraux Rees and Howard Chuntz.

Santaquin: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are D. Lynn Mecham, Bryan Mecham, Brian Del Rosario, David Hathaway, J. Travis Keel and Michael E. Romero.

Saratoga Springs: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Kara Martin, K. Rand Max, Lance Wadman, Chris Carn and Audrey Barton.

Spanish Fork: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Landon Tooke, Edes Hill, Jackie Larson, Mark Warner, Mike Clayson, Jesse T. Cardon, Stacy Beck and Matt Barber.

Springville: With three city council seats on the ballot, the candidates are Logan Millsap, Dallas McGee, Hunter Huffman, John Harvey Wells, Mindi Wright, Craig Conover, Jacob Gregg Smith, Nathan Shaw and James Jensen.

While primary elections were originally scheduled for Aug. 15, they will now be held on Sept. 5. The general election will now be held Nov. 21, two weeks later than originally scheduled.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Wednesday issued a proclamation calling for a special session of the Utah Legislature to align the municipal election with a special election filling the seat of U.S. Rep. Chris Stewart. Stewart, who has represented Utah’s 2nd Congressional District for six terms, announced May 31 he would step down from Congress in September.

It was not made immediately clear how the change would impact ranked-choice cities. The filing deadline for Utah County cities using ranked-choice voting — Genola, Payson, Vineyard and Woodland Hills — was set for Aug. 8-15.

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to include the full list of candidates for office in Pleasant Grove.

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