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The Cache Citizen
Serving Logan, Utah (Cache County)Vol. 1, No. 6
Government

Democrats lead both Cache County Council seats in unofficial returns

Government desk
Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026In the Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026 edition
Cache County's administration building and the Historic Courthouse on Main Street in Logan.
Cache County's administration building, left, and Historic Courthouse on Main Street in Logan. The Elections Office is in the administration building. — UtahStizzle / Wikimedia Commons, public domain

LOGAN - Democrats Allison E. Goulais and Mark A. Nafziger led both Logan seats on the Cache County Council in unofficial returns posted at 1:43 a.m. Wednesday, according to the state's Cache County results page.

Goulais had 58.67% to JoAnn Bennett's 41.33% for the two-year Logan Seat 2 term. Nafziger had 58.20% to Sandi R. Goodlander's 41.80% in Logan Seat 3. Republicans Mark R. Hurd and Kathryn A. Beus led in Northeast 5 and Southeast 7.

The closest countywide race was for the Cache Water District at-large seat, where Scott Mershon led Kirt Lindley 11,873 to 11,492. In State House District 3, unaffiliated candidate Patrick Belmont led Republican Jason E. Thompson, 58.77% to 41.23%.

County voters backed Constitutional Amendment A with 64.27% and opposed Amendment B, 57.67% against. Roger Pulsipher, Randall T. Bagley and Teri Rhodes led Cache County School Board races, and Karlee Fryer led the Logan City School Board District 5 race.

The county counted 28,306 ballots, a 40.06% turnout. All counts are unofficial until the canvass.

Why this matters

These results decide who represents Cache County residents on the county council, school boards and water district board. Counts can change as remaining ballots are processed. The county updates its ballot-processing status at least every Monday, Wednesday and Friday after Election Day, unless there is no new information. Voters can check their own ballot through the county's elections page.

Source: Utah election results, Cache County, 2026 General Election (unofficial); Cache County Summary Results Report, updated 1:43 a.m. Nov. 4; Cache County Elections.

Drafted by AI from the linked public source. Approved by The Cache Citizen Editor, Jeffrey Wallace.

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