Cache County certifies Nov. 3 election; Democrats win Logan Seats 2 and 3 on County Council

LOGAN - Cache County's Nov. 3 general election results are certified, with 42,549 of 70,653 active voters casting ballots for 60.2% turnout, according to the county's canvass statistics report (link). The Board of Canvassers signed the certification (link) on Nov. 10.

County Council

Democrat Allison E. Goulais beat Republican JoAnn Bennett 2,071 to 1,416 for Logan Seat 2, and Democrat Mark A. Nafziger beat Republican Sandi R. Goodlander 2,384 to 1,642 for Logan Seat 3, the official summary results (link) show. Republicans Mark R. Hurd (Northeast 5) and Kathryn A. Beus (Southeast 7) won, and Clerk Bryson J. Behm took 78.2% against David R. Gillie.

Schools and Providence

Roger Pulsipher, Randall T. Bagley and Teri Rhodes won Cache County School Board seats, and Karlee Fryer won Logan City School Board District 5. Providence's non-binding ballot question passed, 1,923 to 1,612.

Ballot checks

Of 917 provisional ballots, 765 were counted. Of 577 mail voters sent a notice to fix a ballot problem, 244 did not. A post-election audit (link) of 732 ballots found no differences from the machine count.

Why this matters

Certification makes these totals official. Voters in Logan Seats 2 and 3, the Northeast 5 and Southeast 7 council districts and four school board districts now have certified winners, and the Logan Seat 2 winner serves a two-year term, the summary report shows. A mail ballot with a fixable problem counts only if the voter fixes it after the county's notice; 244 were not fixed.

Source: Cache County Clerk, 2026 General Election Summary Results (link), Canvass Statistics Report (link), Canvass Certification (link) and Audit Certification Report (link).