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Mark Anderson and Alana Napstichert advance to general election in Cassius County

August 19, 2025 | Logan City Council, Logan, Cache County, Utah


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Mark Anderson and Alana Napstichert advance to general election in Cassius County
The Logan City Primary Election Canvass Meeting held on August 19, 2025, revealed key results and upcoming deadlines that will shape the local political landscape as the community prepares for the general election.

Mark Anderson and Alana Napstichert emerged as the top candidates from the primary election, securing 3,283 and 1,550 votes, respectively. They will advance to the general election, alongside city council candidates Ernesto Lopez, Katie Lou Coben, and Melissa Dally, who received 2,500, 2,115, and 2,075 votes, respectively. The voter turnout for this primary was reported at 26.07%, with 5,299 ballots cast out of 20,323 registered voters in Logan City.

The meeting also highlighted the importance of understanding new voting regulations, particularly the 8 PM deadline for ballot submissions. A total of 127 ballots were rejected due to being submitted after this deadline, emphasizing the need for voters to be aware of the timing when mailing their ballots. Additionally, 64 ballots were flagged for signature verification issues, with 30 voters successfully curing their ballots before the deadline.

Looking ahead, the council outlined critical dates for candidates and voters. Campaign finance reports for eliminated candidates are due on September 11, while ballots for the general election will be mailed out on October 14. The general election is scheduled for November 4, and candidates must adhere to strict reporting deadlines to avoid elimination from the ballot.

As the community gears up for the general election, officials are encouraging residents to stay informed and engaged in the electoral process, ensuring their voices are heard in the upcoming decision-making.

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