City officials

Ends January 3, 2028

Alejandro Puy's platform prioritizes addressing local infrastructure issues, specifically focusing on mitigating the impact of stopped trains within Salt Lake City. This commitment aims to improve traffic flow and public safety for residents.

Ends January 7, 2030

Chris Wharton's platform appears to focus on responsible development within Salt Lake City, particularly in areas like the Avenues District. As an incumbent, his campaign likely emphasizes his experience and established positions on key local issues.

Ends January 3, 2028

Eva Lopez Chavez, a Salt Lake City Council member, has announced her candidacy for the newly-drawn 1st Congressional District in Utah. Her campaign is notably centered on her identity as a queer, Latina, and working-class individual, suggesting a platform focused on representation and advocating for underrepresented communities.

Ends January 7, 2030

Erika Carlsen's platform centers on addressing critical urban issues, with a primary focus on increasing affordable housing options within Salt Lake City. She also prioritizes enhancing community engagement, aiming to foster greater public participation and transparency in local governance.

Ends January 3, 2028

Dan Dugan's platform emphasizes a commitment to both the well-being of Salt Lake City's residents and the protection of the environment. His campaign appears to focus on social services and environmental stewardship as key priorities for the city.

Ends January 7, 2030