Goodfellow served in the Utah House from 1984 to 2005 and in the state Senate from 2007 until 2010. He was ousted from the Legislature in the Republican surge following President Barack Obama's 2008 win.
District 4
With no incumbent vying for the County Council District 4 seat, the race became heated between first-time candidates Missy Larsen and Sam Granato.
Local businessman Granato, the Democrat, won 58.3 percent of the vote to Larsen's 41.6 percent with with all precincts reporting Tuesday night.
Granato has served on the board of the Salt Lake Valley Health Department and the State Economic Board.
Larsen, a Republican, comes from a Democratic pedigree and has made a name for herself through community action initiatives.
District 6
Republican Max Burdick defended his seat on the County Council, winning by a commanding margin of 61.6 percent to 38.3 percent lead over Democratic challenger Paul Recanzone with with all precincts reporting.
Burdick has also been a 12-year member of the Planning Commission.
Recanzone has worked with Payson and the Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency. He owns OHIvey, a telecommunications consulting company.
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Since when is a 55% to 45% victory considered "Narrow"? That's a pretty significant difference, percentage-wise.
I sat in on a couple of small, private home meetings where Ben McAdams came to speak and found him knowledgable, More..
54% to 45% is now considered a "narrow victory?"
A 10 point margin of victory is a "narrow victory"? Only at a Republican newspaper....