Voters in Cottonwood Heights and across Utah are tired of the status quo and are actively voting out long-term incumbents. It’s a clear signal that the community is ready for a change in leadership and a new vision for the city.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
New leadership often brings fresh budget priorities, which could mean shifts in how your tax dollars are allocated for city projects.
Residents looking for a change in city policy and candidates who are running on platforms of reform.
Incumbent politicians who lose their seats and the established interest groups that rely on long-term political relationships.
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