Voting Information

Tuesday June 23, 2008 Primary Election Voting Information for Farmington Citizens

Posted June 19th, 2008 by admin
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The June 23, 2008 Primary Election is right around the corner. For Democrates and Non-partisans in Farmington FA01 you can stay home as there are no contests needing your vote. Republicans only have one contest to decide and that is for State Treasurer. Your choices are for either Richard Ellis or Mark Walker.

Remember that the polling location for residents in FA01 has changed from Eagle Bay Elementary to the Davis County Events Center. Here is the address:

Davis County Events Center
151 South 1100 West
Farmington, UT 84025

 

For information about other polling locations and sample ballots go to the State of Utah's website tool:

Find Your Polling Place:
http://gva1.utah.gov/elections/polling.aspx

 

The Ellis/Walker contest for State Treasurer has has some interesting press. Ellis claims that Walker offered to Ellis that Ellis could keep his current job as Deputy State Tresurer at a higher salary if Ellis droped out of the race. Ellis has taken a complaint to Lt. Gov. Herbert and to court regarding the matter. Here are some article about the race:

 

2008 Caucus - Tuesday March 25 7:00PM

Posted March 24th, 2008 by admin
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The 2008 Republican Caucuses will be held on Tueday March 25 at 7:00PM (tomorrow night).
Here is more information http://daviscounty.utgop.org/page.php?page_id=7

For those that are in FA01 (All of Farmington west of I-15) the caucus location is:

Farmington Elementary
52 West 200 South
Farmington

 

For Democrats the caucus will be held the same night:
http://www.utdemocrats.org/ht/d/sp/i/1139834/pid/1139834

District 18 (South of State Street and West of I-15)-
Centerville Jr. High
Multi purpose room
625 S. Main
Centerville

District 17- (Northe of State Street and East of I-15)-
Monte Vista Training Room
97 S 200 East
Farmington

Farmington City Council General Election Data

Posted November 8th, 2007 by admin
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Here is the General Election data. The data is broken down into individual Farmington precincts.

Login first before you click on the link:
2007-general-election-farmington-council.pdf

Here is a map of precinct boundaries:
http://www.farmington.utah.gov/downloads/government/voting11x172007.pdf

General Election Results - Congratulations Cory Ritz

Posted November 6th, 2007 by admin
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These are the unofficial election results from the Davis County website: http://www.daviscountyutah.gov/clerkauditor/elections/election_results/2007/general/

Congratulations to Cory Ritz who is the newest member of the City Council. Joel and Carmen gave the incumbents a tremendous challenge.

 

Farmington City Council
Total
Number of Precincts 12
Precincts Reporting 12 100.0 %
Times Counted 4284/0
Total Votes 11751
Joel G Cook 1539 13.10%
Rick Dutson
2522 21.46%
Cory Ritz
2084 17.73%
Carmen Samuelson 1607 13.68%
Jim Taylor 1595 13.57%
Sid Young
2362 20.10%
Write-in Votes 42 0.36%

Go Vote - Today

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Today is the day. Go vote.

Farmington residents west of the freeway will be voting at Eagle Bay Elementary. If you are in another precinct or city you can look up your polling location at this site: http://gva1.utah.gov/elections/polling.aspx

The united voice of this community has been powerful as demonstrated in the Primary Election. Thank you for your support. Vote Joel, Cory, and Carmen.

Your Friends,
Farmington Citizens Committee
www.farmingtoncitizens.org

Saturday Flyer Distribution and Hot Dog Wagon

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We will be meeting at the Farmington Bay Elementary school Saturday at 11:00 AM to deliver our final flyers and to drum up interest in the City Council candidates with the hot dog/drink wagon. The candidates and wagon will be circling the neighborhoods, and we will deliver the flyers at the same time. Anyone who can come and help would be appreciated. A special thanks goes out to all those who have donate time and money to make the flyers, posters, and the wagon event possible.

Along with the newly placed signs throughout the neighborhoods this flyer and hot dog wagon will be the last effort by the Farmington Citizens Committee to get the word out on Joel, Cory, and Carmen. Please come on Saturday to show your support. Don't forget to vote next Tuesday the 6th. If you can't vote on Tuesday swing by the County Clerks office by Friday (November 2nd) and cast an early ballot.

Your Friends and Neighbors,
Farmington Citizens Committee
www.farmingtoncitizens.org

Davis County Early Voting Schedule

Posted October 9th, 2007 by admin
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Here is a link to the schedule for early voting in Davis County. If you cannot vote on November 6th then use this option to cast your vote early. Early voting at the County Clerk's office in Farmington runs October 24 to 27 and October 30 to November 3 during business hours.

http://www.daviscountyutah.gov/documents/clerkauditor/elections/featured_items/early_voting_schedule/early_voting_schedule.pdf

West Farmington (FA1) Has Massive 36% Voter Turn Out in the Primary Election

Posted September 13th, 2007 by admin
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The Farmington City website has posted voter participation data for the September 11th Primary Election. Precinct FA1 which is all residents west of I-15 had a tremendeous turnout of 36% of registered voters. Of the 12 voting precincts exactly a third (33%) of all ballots cast on Tuesday came from FA1. This seems to be a clear indicator to government officials that FA1 residents want their voices heard. Here is a link to the data on Farmington City's website: http://www.farmington.utah.gov/downloads/test/electionchart.pdf

To see a map of Farmington Utah voting precincts follow this link: http://www.farmington.utah.gov/downloads/government/voting11x172007.pdf

Go Vote Today

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After today's September 11th election the 9 Farmington City Council candidates will become 6. If you live west of I-15 then your polling place is most likely Eagle Bay Elementary School. The polls are open until 8:00PM tonight. If you don't know where your polling location is then visit this farmingtoncitizens.org page for information on how to figure it out: http://farmingtoncitizens.org/web/municipal-primary-voting-information

Remember that Farminton City needs a healty dose of vitamin C: Cook, Cory, and Carmen. See the three candidates that farmingtoncitizens.org endorses: http://farmingtoncitizens.org/web/three-candidates-farmington-city-council

GO VOTE!

Primary Voting Information

Posted September 7th, 2007 by admin
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September 11, 2007 will be the Municipal Primary Election for Farmington Utah. This election will whittle down the Farmington City Council Candidates from 9 people to 6. The candidates that FarmingtonCitizens.org endorses are here: City Council Candidates. Or in other words a healthy dose of vitamin "C"; Cook, Cory, and Carmen.

Polls are open 7:00 AM to 8:00PM.

Most residents residing west of the i-15 will vote at:
Eagle Bay Elementary
1933 West Clark Lane

Since some of the precinct's polling locations are being combined information on where to vote in Farmington can be found on Farmington City's website:
http://farmington.utah.gov/government.election.html

If you are not sure what your precinct is then go to the website of the State of Utah and you can look it up: http://gva1.utah.gov/elections/polling.aspx

See a sample ballot here:
http://farmington.utah.gov/downloads/government/sample_ballot.pdf

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