City Election November 5, 2019
Candidates Who Have Filed for Office:
(Ballot order is determined by the 2018-2019 Master Ballot List from the Lt. Governor’s Office)
City Council: (Three seats open)
Melvin (Buddy) Sadler
2154 N 3500 W
801-731-2777
buddygsadler@gmail.com
Todd R Skeen
4467 W 2350 N
801-731-4660
fantomfamIV@msn.com
Write-in Candidates Who Have Filed for Office:
City Council: (Three seats open)
Rachael Beal
4138 W 2600 N
801-400-9070
beal.home@yahoo.com
What happens if there are fewer candidates than open seats?
Write-in candidates are able to file until September 3, 2019.
If there is one or more declared write-in candidate(s), an election will be held. The write-in candidate will not be listed on the ballot and will have to be hand written in by each voter.
There is no limit on how many write-in candidates can declare candidacy.
If there are no declared write-in candidates, the election will be cancelled and after January 1, the city council will appoint someone to fill a two-year term.
If you are interested in running as a write-in candidate, please contact Diane at the City Office.
Requirements to File for Office:
- Be a registered voter of Plain City
- Be a resident of Plain City for 12 consecutive months before the election
- Be mentally competent – not convicted of a felony, treason, or crime against the elective franchise, unless the right to hold office has been restored. (Utah Code 20A-2-101.5 as amended, 2011)
Voter Qualifications
Voter Registration is open to all Weber County residents that are:
- Citizens of the United States
- Residents of Utah for at least 30 days prior to Election Day
- Be at least 18 years of age on or before the day of the General Election
- 16-17 year olds may pre-register to vote and will automatically be sent a ballot when they officially become eligible to vote
- Residing at the address where they are registering
Voter Registration Deadlines
Primary Election
July 15 – Last day to mail in a voter registration form
July 29 – Last day for a new registrant to register in person or online and receive a by-mail bollot
August 6* – Last day to register online or in person
General Election
October 6 – Last day to mail in a voter registration form
October 21 – Last day for a new registrant to register in person or online and receive a by mail ballot
October 29* – Last day to register online or in person
* Voters who are not registered, but are otherwise eligible to vote, may vote provisionally in person on Election Day.
