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Unofficial counts posted Wednesday put Republican Luke Searle ahead in House District 59 and changed the leaders in Box Elder and Iron County school board races.
Unofficial election-night results show Washington City's emergency services tax passing, while a Sanpete County sales tax and the Snyderville Basin bond trail in partial counts.
Weber County's updated count Wednesday shows a 47-vote gap in a Weber School Board race. In Cache County, Democrats led both Logan seats on the County Council.
Unofficial results from election night show a four-vote gap in a San Juan County commission seat. Republicans led the Washington County commission and attorney races.
Republicans led in 45 of 75 House districts, short of the 50 that make up two-thirds, and are on track for 20 of 29 Senate seats, according to unofficial state results.
Unofficial results show Democrats ahead in six of seven contested county races, and Sandy's proposed $30 million bond for the former Crescent View Middle School property failing by 788 votes.
Unofficial results show Douglas Christensen ahead of Republican Mike Allred for Box Elder sheriff and Bret Millburn leading a Davis County commission seat by 1,072 votes. Utah County Republicans led every contested county race.
Preliminary results show 24 of 25 voters in the proposed eastern Summit County town against incorporating. A lawsuit over 17 or more disqualified voters is still pending.
The five other Democratic senators cited an independent workplace investigation released Nov. 2 that found a pattern of conduct likely motivated by race, national origin or ethnicity.
The Nov. 4 hearing at 2 p.m. covers sales tax revenue bonds with a 21-year maximum term and a 6.5% interest cap. The county estimates total repayment of $37.56 million.