[CALL TO ORDER]
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          MR. ANDERSON. SO WE'LL START AGAIN. GOOD EVENING. WELCOME TO THE WEST JORDAN BOARD OF 
          [a. 2025 Primary Election Results]
CANVASSERS. WE ARE HERE TONIGHT TO HEAR FROM OUR AWARD WINNING MISS TANJI SLOAN. WILL SHE WILL BE READING US SOME INFORMATION THAT SHE IS REQUIRED TO READ TO US. SO, YOU KNOW, IF YOU'RE BORED, DON'T BLAME HER. AND THEN SHE WILL BE CONDUCTING A ROLL CALL. VOTE FOR US TO AFFIRM THE VOTE. CORRECT. THANK YOU. GOOD EVENING TO EVERYONE. I'D LIKE TO FIRST TAKE A MINUTE. 
          I WANT TO THANK EACH CANDIDATE WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION, BUT WILL NOT BE MOVING FORWARD TO THE GENERAL ELECTION. YOUR WILLINGNESS TO STEP FORWARD, SHARE YOUR VISION, AND DEDICATE YOUR TIME AND ENERGY AND CAMPAIGN IS A TRUE SERVICE TO OUR COMMUNITY. 
          RUNNING FOR OFFICE TAKES COURAGE AND COMMITMENT, AND YOUR EFFORTS HAVE HELPED BRING IMPORTANT CONVERSATIONS AND PERSPECTIVE TO LIGHT. I ENCOURAGE YOU TO STAY ENGAGED AND CONTINUE SHARING YOUR VOICE AS OUR CITY IS STRONGER BECAUSE OF YOUR INVOLVEMENT. FIRST, I'M GOING TO READ. THE CANDIDATE NUMBER RESULTS. SO THE NUMBER OF VOTES AND THE PERCENTAGE, THE FIRST SIX ARE THE CANDIDATES THAT WILL BE MOVING ON TO THE GENERAL ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 4TH, 2025. KAYLEEN WHITELOCK, WITH 3250 VOTES. THAT IS 13.83%. ANNETTE HARRIS WITH 3178 VOTES, WHICH IS 13.52%. JESSICA WIGNALL WITH 2544 VOTES, WHICH IS 10.82%. 
          CHRIS MCCONAUGHEY, WITH 2447 VOTES, WHICH IS 10.41%. ROB BENNETT, 2351 VOTES, WHICH IS 10%, AND SERGIO SOTELO, WHICH IS. HE HAD 2349 VOTES, WHICH IS 9.99%. THOSE SIX WILL BE MOVING ON TO THE GENERAL ELECTION THE NEXT SIX, DAVID PACK WITH 2148 VOTES, WHICH IS 9.14%. KELVIN GREEN WITH 2117 VOTES, WHICH IS 9.01%. JD SHEPHERD, 1346 VOTES, WHICH IS 5.73%. RYLAND GREEN, 795 VOTES, WHICH IS 3.8%. KEVIN CECIL WITH 725 VOTES, WHICH IS 3.8%, AND ERIC HANNAH WITH 252 VOTES, WHICH IS 1.7%. THE TOTAL VOTES WERE 23,502. I'LL MOVE ON TO JUST TO SOME STATISTICS. 
          VOTER TURNOUT. THIS FOR THIS PRIMARY ELECTION WAS 15.9%. ACTIVE VOTERS WAS 56,273. 
          NUMBER OF COUNTED BALLOTS 8859. THOSE WERE MAIL OR DROP BOX. NUMBER OF COUNTED BALLOTS WAS 72. NUMBER OF BALLOTS THAT WERE RETURNED ELECTRONICALLY, WHICH WERE UOCAVA. DISABILITY VOTES WERE FIVE. NUMBER OF COUNTED BALLOTS WHICH WERE PROVISIONAL BALLOTS WAS THREE, WITH A TOTAL NUMBER OF BALLOTS COUNTED OF 8939. MOVING ON TO CHALLENGED OR UNCOUNTED BALLOT STATISTICS, NUMBER OF ENVELOPES WITH A SIGNATURE THAT DID NOT MATCH THE VOTER SIGNATURE WAS 61. 
          NUMBER OF UNASSIGNED UNASSIGNED ENVELOPES WAS FOUR. NUMBER OF CHALLENGED BALLOTS FOR REASONS WAS NINE. TOTAL NUMBER OF BALLOTS THAT WERE CHALLENGED WHICH WERE CURED AND NOT CURED, COMBINED WAS 147. TOTAL NUMBER OF CURABLE THAT WERE NOT CURED WAS 74, WHICH GIVES THE PERCENTAGE OF BALLOTS THAT WERE NOT CURED AS 50.3%. NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF BALLOTS WERE TOTAL NUMBER OF BALLOTS WHERE THE VOTER SUBMITTED A DISABILITY AFFIDAVIT WAS NINE. 
          MOVING ON TO REJECTED BALLOTS. NUMBER OF BALLOTS THAT WERE RETURNED AFTER THE POSTMARK DEADLINE WAS 110. NUMBER OF BALLOTS WERE REJECTED FOR NON CURABLE REASONS WAS ZERO. TOTAL 
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NUMBER OF REJECTED THAT WERE NOT CURABLE WAS 110. WHICH WERE THOSE DEADLINE BALLOTS? 3% OF BALLOTS THAT WERE RETURNED AS UNDELIVERABLE. PROVISIONAL BALLOTS. STATISTICS. NUMBER OF PROVISIONAL BALLOTS ISSUED WERE THREE. NUMBER OF PROVISIONAL BALLOTS COUNTED WERE THREE. 
          PERCENTAGE OF PROVISIONALS THAT WERE COUNTED WAS 100%. THREE WAS THE NUMBER OF PROVISIONAL BALLOTS THAT WERE SAME DAY REGISTRATION. SO WITH THAT, I DO WANT TO GO OVER ONE THING. 
          THERE WERE MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT PRECINCTS THAT WERE NOT COUNTED. WE HAD 13 PRECINCTS THAT WERE NOT COUNTED, AND A LARGE NUMBER OF THOSE PRECINCTS THAT WEREN'T COUNTED WERE DUE TO GEOGRAPHICAL AND JURISDICTIONAL REASONS, WHICH NOBODY LIVED THERE. IT'S OPEN LAND. THERE WILL SOMEDAY BE PEOPLE THERE, BUT THERE ARE TWO PRECINCTS. 75 AND 78. 75 HAD 22 ACTIVE REGISTERED VOTERS, AND THERE WERE NO BALLOTS THAT WERE COUNTED FOR THAT PRECINCT. SAME WITH 78. THERE'S FOUR ACTIVE VOTERS AND THERE WERE NO BALLOTS COUNTED. SO THERE WAS A TOTAL OF 13 PRECINCTS THAT HAD NO RETURNS. BUT A LARGE NUMBER OF THOSE WERE JURISDICTIONAL. 
          NOBODY LIVES IN THEM. SWITCH HERE. I WOULD LIKE TO ASK THE BOARD OF CANVASSERS TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 2544, APPROVING THE CANVASS OF THE 2025 CITY OF WEST JORDAN MUNICIPAL PRIMARY ELECTION CERTIFYING THE ELECTION. ELECTION RESULTS. ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? I DON'T SEE ANY QUESTIONS. ALL RIGHT. WE'LL DO A ROLL CALL. VOTE. BOARD MEMBER. BURTON. YES? BOARD CHAIR KAYLEEN WHITELOCK. HOLD ON ONE SECOND. I THINK WE NEED TO HAVE A MOTION TO ACCEPT IT IN A SECOND BEFORE WE VOTE, DO WE NOT? I DON'T SHOW THAT. BUT WE CAN DO THAT. YES. SO 
          [a.
 Resolution No. 25-044 Certifying the Primary Election Results and Identifying the Successful Candidates for the General Election  ]
I'LL MOVE TO APPROVE RESOLUTION 25 ZERO 44 CERTIFYING THE PRIMARY ELECTION. SECOND, I HAVE A FIRST FROM BOARD CHAIR WHITELOCK AND A SECOND FROM BOARD MEMBER BURTON. MISS QUICK. 
          OH, NO, MISS SLOANE, THE VOTE, PLEASE. OKAY. SORRY ABOUT THAT. BOARD MEMBER BURTON. I, BOARD CHAIR. WHITELOCK. YES. BOARD. VICE CHAIR. BADAU. YES. BOARD MEMBER. GREEN. YES. BOARD MEMBER. JACOB. YES. BOARD MEMBER. SHELTON. YES. BOARD MEMBER. BLUM. YES. AND BOARD MEMBER. LAMB. YES. THAT MOTION PASSES. PASSES. IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE I'VE DONE THIS. 
          YOU GUYS. EIGHT IN FAVOR? THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU, MISS SLOANE. I WILL ADJOURN OUR BOARD OF CANVASSERS, AND WE WILL RETURN AT 7 P.M. FOR A
* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.