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RESULTSMayor of Park CityAndy BeermanCity Council seats (2 available)Tim Henney, Tuesday, Oct 29, 8:15 AMCindy Masomoto, Wednesday, Oct 30, 8:15 COUNTY ELECTIONSCoalville MayorTrevor JohnsonOakley MayorWade Woolstenhume VOTINGPolling locations are open until 8:00 PM. Voters are required to vote at the polling location for their precinct and will be required to show identification.Consolidated District 1WHERE:City Hall - Marsac BuildingCouncil Chambers Lower Floor 445 Marsac Avenue, Park City UT WHO:#1 - Deer Valley North #2 - Old Town South#31 - Deer Valley South #32 - Old Town North Consolidated District 2 & 3WHERE:Park City High School Eccles Center Lobby 1750 Kearns Boulevard, Park City UT WHO:#3 - Prospector #4 - Thaynes#33 - Sidewinder #5 - Park Meadows South #6 - Quarry Mountain #35 - Park Meadows North Election coverage on KPCW is sponsored exclusively by Tesch Law Office.

Primary Picks Top 4 For November Election

Preliminary election results are in for the Park City Council Race.

After the polls closed on Tuesday evening and votes were tallied, the four city council candidates who will proceed to the November general municipal election were determined as announced by senior recorder and election official Sharon Bauman..  Those are incumbents Alex Butwinski and Cindy Matsumoto, as well as political newcomers, Tim Henney and Mary Wintzer. 

The vote will not be certified until tomorrow when provisional and absentee votes are accounted for. However, the number of outstanding votes, which numbers about 55, won’t  change the overall outcome of the four top vote getters. 

The number of voters won’t be certified until tomorrow either, but there were 1,044 votes cast.   Some voters chose just one candidate, and some voted for the possible two candidates.  There are 5,470 registered voters within the Park City limits.

Park City Council member Alex Butwinski received the highest number of votes at 270, followed by Old Town resident Mary Wintzer with 259 votes, followed by incumbent Cindy Matsumoto at 233, then Old Town Resident Tim Henney who received 211votes.  Deer Valley resident Lisa Wilson received 41 votes and Old Town resident Bill McKenna got 30 votes.  

Election results will be made official after the city council canvass, which will take place in special session on either Wednesday or Thursday.  

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