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Pleasant View canvasses primary election results; top four advance to general
Summary
Council certified primary vote totals and advanced four candidates to the general election; turnout reported around 23% with some precinct counts suppressed due to small numbers.
Pleasant View city council canvassed and certified the results of the 2025 primary municipal election, confirming the four candidates who will advance to the general election.
Deputy recorder Debbie read the certified totals: Sean Wilkinson led with 913 votes (35.22%); Johnny Ferry received 833 votes (32.14%); Brian Gray received 411 votes (15.86%); and Derek Draper received 171 votes (10.46%). Todd Hardman finished fifth with 164 votes (6.33%) and was eliminated. The council approved the canvass report by roll‑call vote.
Why it matters: Certification advances the top four candidates to the general election ballot and finalizes vote totals for the municipal race. The deputy recorder noted a roughly 23% voter turnout; one precinct listing in the packet was marked as “suppressed” (nine votes) to avoid identifying voters in a very small sample.
Council action: A motion to approve the canvass was made and seconded; the council approved the report by roll call. The recorded votes on the motion were in the affirmative with one excused member.
Ending: The city will submit the certified canvass documentation and proceed with preparations for the general election; councilmembers encouraged voter participation after noting the turnout figure.
