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Koosharem ballot lists two council candidates; mayoral spot open to write-ins on Nov. 4, 2025
Summary
The official Koosharem, Utah ballot for Nov. 4, 2025 instructs voters to vote for one mayor (write-in option) and up to two councilmembers, naming Tina Perry and Jeff Hatch for council and providing voter instructions about filling the oval and contacting the county clerk for replacement ballots.
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Koosharem voters will see a mayoral race permitting write-in candidates and two named candidates for town council on the official Nov. 4, 2025 ballot. The ballot instructs voters to fill the oval completely and use a black or blue ballpoint pen, and it directs voters to contact the County Clerk’s office if the ballot is torn, defaced, or wrongly marked.
The ballot prints a heading for "Koosharem Town Mayor" with a blank space and a write-in option under the instruction "Vote for One." The council section, labeled "Koosharem Councilmember," lists two printed names — TINA PERRY and JEFF HATCH — and carries the instruction "Vote for up to Two."
The document also includes standard voting instructions: use a black or blue ballpoint pen and completely fill in the oval next to the candidate's name; to cast a write-in vote, fill in the oval and write the candidate's full name in the blank space provided. The ballot copy displays "Town Clerk" as the issuing office.
No additional candidate names, party affiliations, polling-place information, or absentee/mail-ballot instructions are printed in the provided excerpt. Voters with damaged or incorrectly marked ballots are directed to contact the County Clerk’s office for a replacement, per the ballot instructions.
This summary is based on the ballot text provided; the printed excerpt includes minor typographic and optical-character-recognition artifacts in places and does not include precinct- or voter-registration specifics.
