Getting ready for municipal elections

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County clerk auditor Bob Pero, Barry Horsley and Bryan Anderson who work in the information technology for the county hold the ballots for three elections in the county that will take place on Nov.8. Helper, Wellington and East Carbon are working with the county to assess and count the ballots in the election while Sunnyside is going to use paper ballots and count them internally. Off year elections are often neglected by voters, but some of the most immediate impact decisions by government is made by councils within the cities, so it is important citizens voice their choice for who will help run their towns.

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