2025 West Jordan Municipal Election
At-Large Candidates
Rob Bennett
Candidate Profile: My name is Rob Bennett. I’m a 56 year-old father of 4 and have lived in West Jordan for 28 years.
I’m a former City Council member. Using tax dollars responsibly and wisely and making informed decisions are my main issues.
I am committed to always put the people of West Jordan first.
I’m accountable to all voters – not just those who vote for me.
I’m a bridge-builder. I listen to every voice, not just the loudest or most popular.
On August 12th, vote for Rob Bennett! Let’s build a stronger West Jordan – together.
Declaration of Candidacy
Conflict of Interest Disclosure
Kayleen Whitelock
Candidate Profile: Kayleen Whitelock, I’m a fiscal conservative (putting needs before wants), experienced leader who’s focused on growth and economic development, to keep residential taxes low.
While we need varying densities, high density doesn’t belong everywhere.
I’ve served the community in many capacities, working with the state legislature and have a great working relationship with its members.
I’ve lived in West Jordan with my husband Dan, for 42 years.
As a nurse I held several positions, including the University of Utah’s Burn Unit. And as the director of a pharmaceutical research company, where I wrote and implemented policy.
kayleenwhitelock.com 801-647-0066 kayleen4council@gmail.com
Jessica Wignall
Candidate Profile: I’m Jessica Wignall. I’m running for West Jordan City Council to bring honest, people-first leadership to our community.
As a lifelong Utahn, Weber State graduate, and professional in regulatory compliance, I value transparency, smart growth, and protecting what makes West Jordan special.
I support fully funded public schools, affordable housing, clean air, and water conservation. I’m not backed by special interests—just backed by a deep love for this city and a commitment to serve with integrity. I believe in listening to residents and leading with a clear, thoughtful vision for a stronger, more sustainable West Jordan.
Chris McConnehey
Candidate Profile: A lifelong West Jordan resident and experienced former Councilmember, I bring steady, data-driven leadership rooted in service, not politics. I’ve partnered with Council members to:
- Modernize playground equipment
- Expand street lighting
- Increase staff efficiency through technology investments such as smart software, GPS, and drones
- Resolve long-standing compensation issues for police and fire
- Improve our stormwater system and prevent flooding
- Encourage smart economic development that rewards community investment while avoiding government handouts
As a husband and dad of five boys, I’m committed to protecting our quality of life and continuing to improve our community. I would appreciate your vote.
Kevin Seal
Eliminated in Primary Election
Candidate Profile: While some people see the position of City Council as a job, I see it as a position of service. I don’t want to be a politician on the Council, I want to be your neighbor on the council. I’m against high density housing. I don’t believe in unnecessary ordinances or tax increases.
It’s important to me to know which things you want see in West Jordan, and which things you don’t. I encourage you to reach out to me and express your wants and concerns.
Sergio Sotelo
Candidate Profile: Sergio Sotelo is a proud union electrician, small business owner, and lifelong Utahn running for West Jordan City Council. As the eldest in a hardworking Mexican American family, Sergio learned leadership, discipline, and the value of a dollar early in life. A member of IBEW Local 354 for 15 years, he has served on numerous committees and remains deeply engaged in labor advocacy. Sergio and his wife are raising their two children in West Jordan and are committed to the community’s future. He’s running to ensure local government listens to residents and puts people above politics.
Declaration of Candidacy-Amended
Conflict of Interest Disclosure
JD Sheppard
Eliminated in Primary Election
Candidate Profile: I’ve spent years working alongside people across West Jordan—building relationships, supporting local projects, and coaching youth in football, basketball, and soccer. These experiences have shown me the strength and spirit of our community.
I’m running for city council to support smart growth in the west while preserving the history and character of the east. I’ll advocate for responsible development, strong infrastructure, youth programs, and open communication.
This campaign is about all of us. I’m here to listen, to serve, and to lead with integrity—so we can build a stronger, more connected West Jordan together.
Declaration of Candidacy-Amended
Conflict of Interest Disclosure
Rulon Green
Eliminated in Primary Election
Candidate Profile: I’m Rulon Green, a dedicated public servant with over 17 years in law enforcement. Raised in Lindon, Utah, I come from a family rooted in service. I’ve proudly served Utah communities and led as former president of the Draper Fraternal Order of Police Lodge, building strong partnerships and advocating for public safety. My family and I chose West Jordan as our home because we believe in its future. I’m committed to safe neighborhoods, responsible growth, and transparent leadership. I’d be honored to serve you on the City Council. Let’s build a stronger West Jordan — together.
Declaration of Candidacy
Conflict of Interest Disclosure
Kelvin Green
Eliminated in Primary Election
Candidate Profile: I’m Kelvin Green. I have lived in West Jordan for almost 30 years, but my ties run dee, my grandparents lived in West Jordan, not too far from where I live today.
I am married, have three children, and five grandchildren. I am a retired Military Intelligence Officer and have received the Bronze Star and Legion of Merit.
I was a long-time sports official. I have served in the West Jordan, Union, and Midvale communities.
I work as a Personnel Security Consultant. I am also admitted to the California Bar and the Bar of Supreme Court of the United States.
Declaration of Candidacy
Conflict of Interest Disclosure
David Pack
Eliminated in Primary Election
Candidate Profile: There is no substitute for experience! West Jordan needs someone who can hit the ground running, who has already established decades-long working relationships of trust with city staff and residents. Compare candidates as you would hire someone for a job. I’ve been chairman of Planning Commission, Board of Adjustment, Design Review, Economic Development, Western Stampede, and General Plan subcommittees, also 4 years as City Councilmember. 27-year city resident, Community Council and PTA/PTSA president 15 years.
My understanding of how to get things done properly, frugally, and with a collaborative, friendly teamwork mentality has a proven track record of success. VoteDavidPack.com”
Declaration of Candidacy
Conflict of Interest Disclosure
Annette Harris
Candidate Profile: My name is Annette, and I’m running to help keep our city a great place to raise a family. I love West Jordan, and I’ve been proud to call it home for the past decade with my husband and 2 sons. I have kept my grandmother’s city council campaign pamphlet on my desk for years, as a reminder of my motivation to run myself someday. That someday is today! As a gift to you, you will find my grandmother’s cookie recipe on my website, along with my policy priorities and personal background. I look forward to earning your vote!
Eric Hanna
Eliminated in Primary Election
Candidate Profile: No bio provided.
