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State of Utah's Election Results webpage

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Voter registration and ballot information and election night results. 

Basic information for voters and on-line voter registrations

The blank application for Tourism Tax Board positions

The application with guideline and information updated 5-12-2017

List of offices open in the 2018 Election. 

2018 Assessor Mid Term Election Notice

ATTENTION

                                                    Kane County Voters

                                                       General Election

                                                         November 6, 2018

                                                   7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Last day a voter can register to vote for the General Election by mailing a registration form is Oct. 9, 2018

Last day to register in person and still be able to vote early is Oct. 22, 2018

 Last day to register in person to vote in the General Election, but cannot vote early, is Oct. 30, 2018

Last day to register on-line to vote in the General Election, but cannot vote early, is Oct. 30, 2018

The Kane County Clerk’s Office is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

                                                Public Logic & Accuracy Testing will take place on Oct. 22, 2018 at 10:00 a.m.

Board of Canvassers will meet on Nov 19, 2018 at 10:00 a.m.

Audit if needed Nov. 9, 2018 at 10:00 a.m.

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      Early Voting will begin on Oct. 23, and ends on Nov. 2, 2018,  from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

at the County Clerk’s Office, 76 North Main Street.

                                       All Voters will need a photo ID

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All of Kane County is now a "Vote by Mail" County.  This means you will receive a "PAPER BALLOT" in the mail.  PLEASE DO NOT THROW IT AWAY!

If you choose not to vote your "Absentee/By Mail" Ballot you may vote in person at the "Kanab Election Center" located at the "Kane County Courthouse" 76 North Main on election day  OR  at the "Valley Vote Center" located at the "Kane County North Event Center" located at 475 East State Street on election day.  You will need to bring in your "By Mail Ballot" to the election center with you where you will be issued a "PAPER BALLOT".

Electronic ballot marking assistance during early voting and at the vote centers on election day will be available for voters who may have difficulty reading or marking a ballot independently.

You can also choose to vote early in person at the Kane County Clerk/Auditor's Office by bringing in your "By Mail Ballot" to cast your vote in person on a "PAPER BALLOT".

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As the Kane County Clerk/Auditor’s Office we strive to help everyone exercise their voting rights. To this end we have By-mail Voting, Early Voting, and Election Day Voting.  Kane County piloted EDR so we can help you to resolve voting issues even on Election Day. Bring your Identification and 30 day proof of residency to the Clerk/Auditor’s office or Election Centers and we can help you.  For more information call us at 435-644-2458.

Kane County had 92% turnout in the presidential year can we reach 100% this year? 

SAMPLE BALLOTS

Races that will be on general ballots

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT A:

Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to modify the period of time that a person in the military needs to serve out of

state under an order to federal active duty in order to qualify for a property tax exemption for the military person's

residence, allowing the military person to qualify if the period of service is at least 200 days in a continuous 365-day

period?

      FOR

      AGAINST

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT B:

Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to authorize the creation of a property tax exemption for real property, such as

land or buildings, that the state or a local government entity leases from a private owner?

      FOR

      AGAINST

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT C:

Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to:

•    authorize the Legislature to convene into a limited session if two-thirds of the Utah Senate and House members

      agree that convening is necessary because of a fiscal crisis, war, natural disaster, or emergency in the affairs of

      the state;

•    require the Governor to reduce state expenditures or convene the Legislature into session if state expenses will

      exceed revenue for a fiscal year; and

•    require a session of the Legislature, other than the 45-day annual general session, to be held at the state capitol,

      unless it is not feasible due to a specified condition?

      FOR

      AGAINST

NONBINDING OPINION QUESTION #1:

Potential Gas Tax Increase for Public Education and Local Roads To provide additional funding for public education

and local roads, should the state increase the state motor and special fuel tax rates by an equivalent of 10 cents per

gallon?

PROPOSITION NUMBER 2:

Shall a law be enacted to:

•    establish a state-controlled process that allows persons with certain illnesses to acquire and use medical cannabis

      and, in certain limited circumstances, to grow up to six cannabis plants for personal medical use;

•    authorize the establishment of facilities that grow, process, test, or sell medical cannabis and require those

      facilities to be licensed by the state; and

•    establish state controls on those licensed facilities, including:

        o              electronic systems that track cannabis inventory and purchases; and

        o              requirements and limitations on the packaging and advertising of cannabis and on the types of products 

                      allowed?

The Governor's Office of Management and Budget estimates the law proposed by this initiative would result in total fiscal

expenses of $2,900,000 ($1,800,000 ongoing and $1,100,000 one-time).

Fee collections would cover about $1,400,000 of ongoing costs.  General state revenues would be required for remaining

 ongoing costs ($400,000 and all onetime costs ($1,100,000).

Under the proposed sales tax exemption, the state and local governments may initially forego $1,600,000 in sales tax revenue. 

Foregone revenue could increase over time if consumption and taxable sales increase in the later years following

implementation. 

Consumer and firm behavior different than assumed would alter these estimates.

In addition, the cost of posting information regarding the initiative in Utah's statewide newspapers and for printing the additional

pages in the voter information packet is estimated at $30,000 in one-time funds.

PROPOSITION NUMBER 3:

Shall a law be enacted to:

•    expand the state Medicaid health coverage program to include coverage, based on income, for previously 

      ineligible low-income adults;

•    maintain the following as they existed on January 1, 2017:

        o     eligibility standards, benefits, and patient costs for Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program

               (CHIP); and

        o      the payment rate for healthcare providers under Medicaid and CHIP; and

•    use the tax increase described below to pay for Medicaid and CHIP?

     This  initiative seeks to increase the current state sales tax rate by 0.15%, resulting in a 3.191% increase in the current tax rate.

The Governor's Office of management and Budget estimates that this proposed initiative would, in fiscal year 2021 (upon full

phase-in of the Federal Affordable Care Act):

•  Result in new state fiscal expenses of about $77,000,000 for Medicaid services

•  Increase state sales taxes by about $90,000,000 by increasing the state sales tax rate by 0.15%, from 4.70% to

   4.85% (a 3.2% increase from the current tax rate).

Beyond FY 2021, costs could outpace new revenue depending on actual cost and revenue trajectories.  Estimates could vary with

changes in federal law, federal funding, taxpayer behavior and Medicaid recipient behavior, among other factors.

In addition, the cost of posting information regarding the proposed initiative in Utah's statewide newspapers and for printing

additional pages in the voter information pamphlet is estimated at $30,000 in one-time funds.

PROPOSITION NUMBER 4:

Shall a law be enacted to:

•    create a seven-member commission to recommend redistricting plans to the Legislature that divide the state into

      Congressional, legislative, and state school board districts;

•    provide for appointments to that commission: one by the Governor, three by legislative majority party leaders,

      and three by legislative minority party leaders;

•    provide qualifications for commission members, including limitations on their political activity;

•    require the Legislature to enact or reject a commission-recommended plan; and

•    establish requirements for redistricting plans and authorize lawsuits to block implementation of a redistricting plan

      enacted by the Legislature that fails to conform to those requirements?

The Governor's Office of Management and Budget estimates that the law proposed by this initiative would result in a total fiscal

expense of approximately $1 million.

In addition, the cost of posting information regarding the initiative in Utah's statewide newspapers and for printing the additional

pages in the voter information packet is estimated at $30,000 in one-time funds.

If you have any questions please call 435-644-2458 

You can also go to:    "vote.utah.gov:  Your Vote, Your Information".

2018 General Election Notice.

Statement of votes cast  Detail breakdown of the election by precinct. 

Tax Sale Property list is at the bottom of this document.

Commission Agenda 

The Board of Canvassers which is the County Commissioners review the election process and all provisional ballots all of the ballots that have not been counted, and any and all audits, then they adopt the final results of the election which is the official results which are listed here. 

This is a list of the charges and a list of of all the items you need to bring with you to obtain your passport.  If you have questions please call us at 435-644-2458.