At-large means she will represent all of Salt Lake County and will appear on the ballot of all voters in the entire county.
Salt Lake County Voter Information
Rachelle Morris is a Republican candidate for Salt Lake County Council, At-Large C
Important Election Dates:
GENERAL ELECTION – SALT LAKE COUNTY
October 15, 2024: By-mail ballots are mailed to voters
October 22 – November 1, 2024: Early in-person voting (locations)
October 25, 2024: Last day to register to vote and receive a by-mail ballot for general election
November 4, 2024: By-mail ballot postmark deadline
November 5, 2024: General Election
Salt Lake County Drop Box Locations
Drop boxes are open until 8pm on Election Day. Find a drop box near you on the Salt Lake County Clerk’s website or on the map below.
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Salt Lake County Elections Info
How does the Salt Lake County Government work?
Salt Lake County has a Mayor-Council form of government. The County Council is the legislative body responsible for enacting County ordinances and regulations, adopting the annual budget, and authorizing many intergovernmental agreements among other duties.
The Council consists of nine members; three “At-Large” members who are elected to represent the entire county for six-year terms, and six “District” members who are elected to represent geographical districts within Salt Lake County for four-year terms. (source: slco.org/council)
Current County Mayor: Jenny Wilson (Democrat)
Current County Council:
- At-Large A: Laurie Stringham (Republican)
- At-Large B: Suzanne Harrison (Democrat)
- At-Large C: Jim Bradley (Democrat) – Jim is retiring and this is the seat Rachelle Morris is running for.
- District 1: Arlyn Bradshaw (Democrat)
- District 2: David Alvord (Republican)
- District 3: Aimee Winder Newton (Republican)
- District 4: Ann Granato (Democrat)
- District 5: Sheldon Stewart (Republican)
- District 6: Dea Theodore (Republican)
