Ogden candidates become official as registration period opens up
Tim Vandenack, Standard-Examiner
An election sign is posted outside the Weber County Fairgrounds complex on Monday, Nov. 7, 2022. It was announced Wednesday, June 7, 2023, that municipal primary and general elections across the state will be pushed back to accommodate a special election to fill the seat of U.S. Rep. Chris Stewart.OGDEN — The period for candidates running for Ogden City offices officially opened Thursday.
Open positions include the office of mayor and three Ogden City Council districts — District 2, represented by Richard Hyer, who is running to retain his seat; District 4, represented by Ben Nadolski, who is vacating this seat to run for mayor; and an at-large seat, represented by Luis Lopez, who announced he will not be running for reelection this year.
The following candidates have filed as of mid-afternoon Thursday.
Mayor
- Ben Nadolski
- Jon Greiner
Ogden City Council: At-large
- Julez Garcia
Ogden City Council: District 2
- Richard Hyer
Ogden City Council: District 4
- Austin Raymond
- Steven Van Wagoner
Prospective candidates have until June 7 to file.
Primary elections will be held Aug. 15 while the general election is slated for Nov. 7.
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