Brigham City Council certifies 2025 municipal election; turnout reported at 31.76%

The Brigham City Council met at noon Nov. 18 and voted to canvass and certify the results of the 2025 municipal election, a presiding official said.

The council reviewed the canvass report and the presiding official read the cover page publicly, congratulating "council member Smith" and "Jensen" on reelection. The official summarized turnout figures: 10,172 active registered voters in the jurisdiction and 3,231 actual votes cast, which the speaker reported as a 31.76% turnout.

"Out of those 10,172, only 3,231 voted, which actually is a pretty high percentage at 31.76%," the presiding official said.

The official also noted that 2,851 ballots were counted on election night (described in the report as 28.3% counted that night) and that nine provisional ballots were counted. The speaker referred to ballots received after 8 p.m. on Nov. 4, 2025, that were not counted.

Council Member Hitt moved to approve the canvassing of the 2025 municipal election; Council Member Troxell seconded the motion. The council conducted a roll-call-style affirmation, with multiple members responding "aye" during the call; the presiding official announced the motion passed and stated, "The canvass for the 2025 municipal general election has now been canvassed and certified." The transcript records a few named verbal confirmations during the roll call, including "Brian" and "Robin." The transcript does not provide a full, named vote tally.

After certifying the canvass, Council Member Smith moved to adjourn; Council Member Jensen seconded. The council approved the adjournment and the presiding official closed the session.

No additional agenda items or public comment are recorded in the transcript provided.