The primary election dust has settled, and we now know which candidates are moving on to the final ballot. It’s time to see who’s left in the race to decide the future direction of Spanish Fork.
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The cost of running the election is already baked into your taxes, but the winners will ultimately decide how your city budget is spent.
Voters get a clearer picture of their options, and the remaining candidates get a shot at winning a seat.
The candidates who didn't make the cut are out of the race, and voters who supported them might feel their preferred vision won't be represented.
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