Your vote matters! City Council representatives make decisions about building and development, new laws and code, which projects are funded, and much, much more. Choosing local leaders today helps create the neighborhood you want tomorrow.

2025 is election year for West Jordan City Council! We have three at-large seats up for grabs. These members represent the city as a whole, not just a district area.

Need to register to vote? Start here: Register to Vote or Update Your Voter Registration Take a look at who is running by visiting our election page.

Here’s what you need to know for 2025 voting:

1. If there are at least six candidates running, there will be a Primary Election on August 12.
   1. If you want to vote in the primary, you need to be registered by August 1.
2. The General Election is November 4.
   1. If you want to vote in the general election, you need to be registered by October 24.
3. If you are an active voter, you will receive a mail-in ballot before each election.
4. Election results will be finalized by November 18.
5. Drop-Box Locations for Mail-in ballots: Ballot Drop Box Locations – Clerk | Salt Lake County
6. In-person voting locations: Election Day Vote Centers or Early Voting Locations

Candidate Research:

• Information about candidates can be found after July 1 here: https://www.westjordan.utah.gov/elections/
• Residents can also get information on candidates on the Lt. Governor’s website. https://vote.utah.gov/

Hold onto your ballots—more info is coming!

P.S. Did you know the by-mail ballot law was updated in Utah this year?

Starting January 1, 2029, voters are required to opt-in to receive a mail-in ballot. Once you register for a by-mail ballot, you will receive one automatically for eight years.