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Cache County clerk reports successful audit, details 36.2% turnout in Republican primary
Summary
County Clerk Bryson Ben told the Board of Canvassers the post-election audit found no discrepancies, and reported a 36.2% turnout (14,636 ballots counted) in the 2026 Republican primary; the clerk listed audit team members and ballot-curing efforts.
County Clerk Bryson Ben presented the county's Republican primary canvass and said the post-election audit found no discrepancies. "Everything went swimmingly," Ben told the board while describing the audit process and naming the audit team: Mark Hurd, Matt Funk, Kyla Doyle, Michelle Stenger, Jennifer Zane, Chad Clemens and Talon Bigelow.
Ben reported turnout and ballot totals for the Republican primary: a 36.2% turnout out of 40,465 active Republican voters, with 14,636 ballots counted. He said 14,427 of those were mail ballots, 147 were in-person election-day votes, and the office reconciled 14,636 vote histories with no discrepancies. Ben also described the county's outreach to cure signature or verification problems — calling, texting and emailing voters — and said the county achieved a high provisional acceptance rate and low non-curable rate on challenged ballots.
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