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Municipal Elections are held in odd numbered years. Municipal Elections do not occur the same year as the Federal Presidential elections. The election is non-partisan, meaning a candidate is not nominated by a party.
Mayor and Council terms are for four years. Three City Council seats (4-year term) will be up for election in 2023. Candidates are at-large and elected by all voters in the city, not just one district or precinct.
To verify your voter registration, update your ballot mailing address, or to find out more information about candidates, visit Vote.Utah.gov or DavisVotes.com.
Important Dates
- Voters will begin receiving their ballots October 31st.
- If you are mailing your ballot in, it must be postmarked by November 20, 2023. Ballots can also be returned at ballot drop boxes in the county. Ballots must be returned in the provided return envelope.
- The 2023 General Election will be held on November 21. (UCA 20A-1-201) Polling locations will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.
2023 Candidates - Three (3) City Council Seats, Four-Year Term:
(Listed in Master Ballot Position Order)
Tim Allen Hodges
38 S Wellington Dr
(385) 341-5991
thodges4council@gmail.com
Timhodgeskaysvillecouncil2023.godaddysites.com
Financial Disclosure - Oct. 24
Financial Disclosure - Nov. 14
Don Coleman
351 E 500 N
(801) 673-9013
votedoncoleman@gmail.com
www.votedoncoleman.com
Financial Disclosure - Oct. 24
Financial Disclosure - Nov. 14
John Swan Adams
1522 S Thoroughbred Dr
(801) 652-3254
johnswanadams4cc@gmail.com
www.JohnSwanAdams.com
Financial Disclosure - Oct. 24
Financial Disclosure - Nov. 14
Mike Blackham
1111 W Webb Ln
(801) 546-8086
mblackham1535@gmail.com
Financial Disclosure - Oct. 24
Financial Disclosure - Nov. 14
Nate Jackson
592 E 250 N
(801) 837-8012
electnatejackson@gmail.com
ElectNate.com
Financial Disclosure - Oct. 24
Financial Disclosure - Nov. 14
For more information regarding the elections, please visit: vote.utah.gov or www.DavisVotes.com.
Political Campaign Signs
In keeping with the intentions and purpose of Kaysville City’s Sign Regulations to promote civic beauty and order, the following is a list of standards and regulations regarding the size and placement of campaign signs. Observing the following will help maintain streetscapes that are safe, functional, and attractive to both residents and visitors in the city while still enabling you to promote yourself as a candidate for public office.
- Signs may be placed within Kaysville City limits any time prior to the election.
- Please remove campaign signs as soon as possible following the election to avoid public nuisance issues and as a matter of courtesy.
- Signs must be placed only on private property. Signs may not be erected, constructed, or maintained upon any property without the consent of the owner or person entitled to possession of the property.
- Signs cannot be placed on Federal, State, County or City owned property, on freeway ramps, power poles, street signs, regulatory signs, and park strips (the public right-of-way between the curb and sidewalk or 10 ft. behind the curb if there is no sidewalk).
- Signs may not be located within 150 feet of a building that is serving as a polling place for the election on Election Day. (UCA 20A-3A-501) A polling place means the physical place where ballots and absentee ballots are cast, which includes the City Office Building during the period in which absentee (vote by mail) ballots may be cast there.
- No sign may exceed 32 square feet in size.
- Freestanding signs are permitted and may not exceed 6 feet in height (the top of the sign shall not be more than 6 feet off the ground).
- In the General Commercial, Central Commercial, and Light Industrial zones, signs may be displayed on a building wall but may not be placed higher than the wall of the building (no signs on a roof).
- Signs may not constitute a safety hazard, obstruct view, or create a nuisance. To promote safety and ensure property visibility for traffic, signs should be no closer than 10 feet to a driveway and are not allowed within the “clear vision triangle” noted in the diagram.
- Signs which violate Kaysville City Code 17-33 Sign Regulations will be removed. If the city removes signs, they will notify the candidate and keep signs in storage until 30 days after the General Election. These signs may be picked up for reuse by the candidate or designated representative. The City will dispose of all signs not retrieved within 30 days of the General Election.
County and State Election Offices
The Clerk/Auditor is the Chief Election Officer for the County, Administering Federal, State and County Elections, as well as Municipal Elections as contracted.
Davis County Clerk's Office
Davis County Admin Building
61 South Main Street, Room #104
Farmington, UT 84025
(801) 451-3508
https://www.daviscountyutah.gov/clerk/election/elections
Elections Manager - Brian McKenzie
bmckenzie@daviscountyutah.gov
Utah State Elections Office
Utah Lieutenant Governor's Office
Utah State Capitol
350 N. State St., Suite 220
Salt Lake City, UT 84114
(801) 538-1041
(800) 995-VOTE
elections@utah.gov
https://vote.utah.gov/
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Administration / Finance
Physical Address
23 E Center Street
Kaysville, UT 84037
Phone: 801-546-1235