2025 St. George, Utah Municipal Primary Candidates Below are thepeople running for Mayor and City Council. Four are running for Mayor and seven are running for two open city council seats. ST GEORGE CANDIDATES LAST NAME FIRST NAME SURVEY RESPONSE EMAIL CITY OFFICE Razo Brannon R mayhemcompany@gmail.com St. George
HB300 MAKES CHANGES TO HOW UTAHAN’S VOTE BEGINNING IN 2026 HB300 is phasing out the popular automatic vote-by-mail in Utah, which has been very easy and almost totally trouble free. How Does HB300 Affect You? IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS HOW TO VOTE BY MAIL INTEGRITY HOW TO MAKE SURE YOU CAN VOTE
TogetherWorks Southern Utah is hosting a postcard writing action at the St. George Library, 88 West 100 South, St. George, Utah 84770 from 4-6 pm. Come by, meet some people, write a note to our Reps. We’ll also have an open mic so you can vent, share a dream, sing
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A last minute state-wide protest organized by Indivisible brought residents of Washington County out to Celeste Maloy’s St. George Office to protest the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” If the bill passes it will prove devastating to many Utahans. The latest update from 5calls.org just on the Medicaid portion: July 1,
Celebrate the 4th of July with us! TogetherWorks Southern Utah will be joining the many other proud, patriotic Americans celebrating our great county, on July 4, 2025 in the City of St. George Parade. It will go down Tabernacle Street starting at 200 W and head toward and around Vernon
“Rather than respect the will of the voters, those in power manipulated the process to preserve their dominance,” she said. “This isn’t just about redistricting—it’s about the integrity of our democratic institutions.” Elizabeth Rasmussen, Executive Director of Better Boundaries, recently provided an update on Utah’s ongoing gerrymandering lawsuit during a
Better Boundaries Executive Director Elizabeth Rasmussen will be joining TogetherWorks Southern Utah on Monday, June 23 at 4pm in the St. George Library to update us on the legal battle for FAIR districting maps in Utah. She’ll lay out next steps and answer our questions. Seating is limited. Monday, June
We are still gathering in Vernon Worthen Park but will be in the NORTH end rather than the southwest corner. Please see map. Additionally, we recommend following these guidelines:
