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Decision '98
General Election Coverage |
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Utahns turned out in better than expected numbers Tuesday to vote on federal, statewide and countywide races, plus some local propositions and bonds. On the hottly debated issue of wildlife, Utahns said yes to Proposition Five 56% to 44%. All the other statewide propositions passed as well. The Second Congressional District delivered one of the tightest races of the night. Incumbent Congressman Merrill Cook took the win over challenger Lily Eskelsen 53% to 43%. In Salt Lake County, voters reelected Commissioner Mary Callaghan, and approved a new form of government, but voted down a measure to bond for burying power lines. The bond to rebuild the Library block passed as well. Weber County voters turned down a new form of government. (apologies for previous misprint) Get more results from the Associated Press or the Utah Ltn. Governor's site at the right hand side of this screen (If the race you're looking for doesn't appear under "selected races" see the Ltn. Governor's site).
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Selected Race Results: U.S. Senate 1st Congressional District 2nd Congressional District 3rd Congressional District Proposition 1 Proposition 2 Proposition 3 Proposition 4 Proposition 5 Proposition 6 State Senate State House Judge Retention State Board of Ed. Local Props & Bonds
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