2000 Salt Lake County Council election

none September 2023 2000 Salt Lake County Council election Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County legislative no Council established 2002 Salt Lake County Council election 2002 All 9 seats in the Salt Lake County Council 5 2000 11 07 Utah Republican Party 6 1 at-large 5 districts 66.67% Utah Democratic Party 3 2 at-large 1 district 33.33% The 2000 Salt Lake County Council election was held on Tuesday, November 7, 2000, to elect the first members of the newly formed Salt Lake County Council. The election coincided with other elections, such as county mayor, presidential and governor. Utah Code (Title 17, Chapter 52a, Part 2) allows counties in the state to choose one of four forms of county government:Utah Code > Title 17 > Chapter 52a > Part 2 – Forms of County Government » LawServer https://www.lawserver.com/law/state/utah/ut-code/utah_code_title_17_chapter_52a_part_2 August 18, 2020 www.lawserver.com Standard three-member full-time commission, Expanded five- or seven-member full-time commission, Three-, five-, seven- or nine-member part-time council with a full-time appointed manager, or a three-, five-, seven- or nine-member part-time council with a full-time elected mayor. Like most counties in Utah, Salt Lake County was originally governed by a basic three-member commission. However, during the 1998 election cycle, county voters approved the change in form of county government to a nine-member council with an elected county mayor.Salt Lake County Clerk – 1998 General Election https://slco.org/clerk/electionsEK/results/results_arch/1998genelect.html August 18, 2020 slco.org Republicans dominated the election, winning six out of nine council seats in the Republican-leaning large urban county. Election results The Salt Lake County council consists of nine seats: three alphabetical districts are at-large and elected to six-year terms, while six numerical districts are sectioned into separate districts and elected to four year terms. However, since the council was newly formed and would take office in January 2001, in this election, all council seats were elected. At-large seat A Salt Lake County Council seat A Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2002 Salt Lake County Council election 2002 Randy Horiuchi Utah Democratic Party 143,498 47.97% Richard Snelgrove Utah Republican Party 137,265 45.89% Councilman Randy Horiuchi Utah Democratic Party 2000 Salt Lake County Council at-large seat A Utah Democratic Party Randy Horiuchi 143,498 47.97 Utah Republican Party Richard Snelgrove 137,265 45.89 Independent American Party Phillip Holmes 10,380 3.47 Libertarian Party of Utah Cabot W. M. Nelson 7,973 2.67 6,233 2.08 299,116 67.34 Utah Democratic Party At-large seat B Salt Lake County Council at-large seat B Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2004 Salt Lake County Council election 2004 Steve Harmsen Utah Republican Party 153,977 52.69% M. Carl Larsen Utah Democratic Party 124,382 42.57% Councilman Steve Harmsen Utah Republican Party 2000 Salt Lake County Council seat B Utah Republican Party Steve Harmsen 153,977 52.69 Utah Democratic Party M. Carl Larsen 124,382 42.57 Libertarian Party of Utah John R. Pack 13,849 4.74 Write-in Nathan Dean "Nate" Gedge 8 0.00 29,595 10.12 292,216 65.79 Utah Republican Party At-large seat C Salt Lake County Council at-large seat C Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2006 Salt Lake County Council election 2006 Jim Bradley Utah Democratic Party 143,053 48.45% James B. Kennard Utah Republican Party 140,694 47.65% Councilman Jim Bradley Utah Democratic Party 2000 Salt Lake County Council seat C Utah Democratic Party Jim Bradley 143,053 48.45 Utah Republican Party James B. Kennard 140,694 47.65 Libertarian Party of Utah Don W. Johnstun 11,527 3.9 2,359 0.8 295,274 66.48 Utah Democratic Party District 1 Salt Lake County Council 1st district Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2002 Salt Lake County Council election 2002 Joe Hatch Utah Democratic Party 26,584 59.04% Genevieve Atwood Utah Republican Party 18,441 40.96% Councilman Joe Hatch Utah Democratic Party 2000 Salt Lake County Council district 1 Utah Democratic Party Joe Hatch 26,584 59.04 Utah Republican Party Genevieve Atwood 18,441 40.96 8,143 18.08 45,025 60.08 Utah Democratic Party District 2 Salt Lake County Council 2nd district Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2004 Salt Lake County Council election 2004 Michael H. Jensen Utah Republican Party 27,290 57.41% Jim Brusatto Utah Democratic Party 17,965 37.79% Councilman Michael H. Jensen Utah Republican Party 2000 Salt Lake County Council district 2 Utah Republican Party Michael H. Jensen 27,290 57.41 Utah Democratic Party Jim Brusatto 17,965 37.79 Libertarian Party of Utah Chauna Pierce 2,282 4.8 9,325 19.62 47,537 66.2 Utah Republican Party District 3 Salt Lake County Council 3rd district Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2002 Salt Lake County Council election 2002 David A. Wilde Utah Republican Party 20,893 52.07% Mark O. Walsh Utah Democratic Party 19,231 47.93% Councilman David A. Wilde Utah Republican Party 2000 Salt Lake County Council district 3 Utah Republican Party David A. Wilde 20,893 52.07 Utah Democratic Party Mark O. Walsh 19,231 47.93 1,662 4.14 40,124 63.31 Utah Republican Party District 4 Salt Lake County Council 4th district Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2004 Salt Lake County Council election 2004 Russell C. Skousen Utah Republican Party 26,461 50.09% Michael R. Duncan Utah Democratic Party 26,371 49.91% Councilman Russell C. Skousen Utah Republican Party 2000 Salt Lake County Council district 4 Utah Republican Party Russell C. Skousen 26,461 50.09 Utah Democratic Party Michael R. Duncan 26,371 49.91 90 0.18 52,832 68.41 Utah Republican Party District 5 Salt Lake County Council 5th district Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2002 Salt Lake County Council election 2002 Winston A. Wilkinson Utah Republican Party 32,059 60.80% Paulina F. Flint Utah Democratic Party 18,583 35.24% Councilman Winston A. Wilkinson Utah Republican Party 2000 Salt Lake County Council district 5 Utah Republican Party Winston A. Wilkinson 32,059 60.8 Utah Democratic Party Paulina F. Flint 18,583 35.24 Libertarian Party of Utah Charles A. Bonsall 2,090 3.96 13476 25.56 52,732 68.01 Utah Republican Party District 6 Salt Lake County Council 6th district Salt_Lake_County,_Utah_logo.png Salt Lake County presidential no 2004 Salt Lake County Council election 2004 Marvin L. Hendrickson Utah Republican Party 29,046 54.16% Pete Kutulas Utah Democratic Party 24,581 45.84% Councilman Marvin L. Hendrickson Utah Republican Party Primary A Democratic primary was held on June 27, 2000. Democratic primary resultshttps://slco.org/globalassets/1-site-files/clerk/historical-election-results/2000-06-27-primary-election.pdf?v=02072022153523898 ELECTION RESULTS slco.org Pete Kutulas Utah Democratic Party 372 52.54 J. Chris Cage Utah Democratic Party 336 47.46 708 100 General 2000 Salt Lake County Council district 6 Utah Republican Party Marvin L. Hendrickson 29,046 54.16 Utah Democratic Party Pete Kutulas 24,581 45.84 4,465 8.32 53,627 67.63 Utah Republican Party Salt Lake County Clerk – November 7, 2000 General Election https://slco.org/clerk/electionsEK/results/results_arch/2000gen.html August 18, 2020 slco.org References Category:2000 Utah elections Category:2000 United States local elections Category:2000 in Utah Category:2000s in Salt Lake City