The Political Graveyard: Salt Lake County, Utah

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Salt Lake County
Utah

Politicians who lived in Salt Lake County

Salt Lake County (no city given): Parley P. Christensen

Bluffdale: Nancy Lord

Copperton: Jordan A. Pazell

Cottonwood Heights: Patty Johnson

Draper: Timothy Bridgewater — LaVar Christensen — Enid Greene-Mickelsen — Greg Hartley — Greg Hughes

Holladay: Greg Hopkins — Patricia W. Jones — Joseph A. Ottenheimer — Michael Picardi

Kearns: Andrew Babinchack — Millie O. Bernard — Charles G. Henderson

Magna: W. G. Larson — Arthur Marsh — Alyx Pattison

Midvale: E. E. Greenwood — Orrin G. Hatch — Jim Humlicek — Wendy Lewis — Jan Lovett

Murray:

Murray, 1900-1999: Charles Anderson — Phillip Bentz — Gottlieb R. Berger — Charles Brown — William E. Dunn — Norman Erekson — John R. Evans — Ray P. Greenwood — Clifford J. Hansen — Richard Howe — George A. Huscher — Isaac Lester — James W. McHenry — Lavar McMillan — Chillion L. Miller — D. Howe Moffat — Larell D. Muir — Fred Peters — Lynn F. Pett — Curtis L. Shaw — William Ernest Smith — Daniel C. Snarr — Vaughn C. Soffe — Joseph Stratton — Arthur Townsend — Oral J. Wilkinson — Mrs. J. L. Wirthlin

Murray, 2000-2012: Patrice Arent — Neil Ashdown — Sarah Mulhern — Daniel C. Snarr — Josie Valdez — Blaze Wharton

Riverton: Dennis Lloyd

Salt Lake City:

	Salt Lake City, 1850-1859: Jedediah M. Grant — Abraham O. Smoot
	Salt Lake City, 1860-1869: William H. Hooper — Abraham O. Smoot — Daniel Hanmer Wells
	Salt Lake City, 1870-1879: James Helmick Beatty — Arthur Brown — David Cooper — Ovando J. Hollister — John Augustine Marshall — Stephen Friel Nuckolls — Elijah Sells — Daniel Hanmer Wells — Brigham Young
	Salt Lake City, 1880-1889: George W. Bartch — James Helmick Beatty — C. W. Bennett — Hiram E. Booth — Arthur Brown — John T. Caine — William Jennings — John Augustine Marshall — Elijah Sells — Robert B. Tripp
	Salt Lake City, 1890-1899: Clarence E. Allen — George W. Bartch — Hiram E. Booth — Arthur Brown — William M. Ferry — William H. King — John Augustine Marshall — James C. McNally — Joseph L. Rawlins — L. R. Rogers — George M. Scott — Elijah Sells
	Salt Lake City, 1900-1909: James H. Anderson — George W. Bartch — Hiram E. Booth — Arthur Brown — Edward H. Callister — William M. Ferry — Susa Young Gates — Thomas Kearns — William H. King — John Augustine Marshall — John C. McClain — Joseph L. Rawlins — Willard F. Snyder — George Sutherland
	Salt Lake City, 1910-1919: Hiram E. Booth — Theodosius Botkin — John S. Bransford — Harold H. Burton — J. W. Burton — Mrs. H. L. Cummings — John Dern — Isaac B. Evans — William M. Ferry — William H. Folland — Joseph E. Frick — Ephraim Hanson — Elizabeth Hayward — Harry S. Joseph — Samuel A. King — William H. King — S. Abbot Maginnis — James H. Mays — C. P. Overfield — Fred W. Price — Mrs. B. T. Pyper — Joseph L. Rawlins — Samuel Russel — Dan B. Shields — William Spry — George Sutherland — Albert J. Weber — Henry Welsh — Clarissa S. Williams — James H. Wolfe
	Salt Lake City, 1920-1929: George D. Alder — Ernest Bamberger — Harden Bennion — Hiram E. Booth — Emma L. G. Bowen — Mrs. Jesse F. Cannon — Louis S. Cates — Mrs. R. E. L. Collier — A. J. Davis — Mrs. Justin R. Davis — D. M. Draper — Isaac B. Evans — O. W. Ewing — Harold P. Fabian — Mrs. W. Mont Ferry — William M. Ferry — William H. Folland — Mrs. John J. Galligan — Joshua Greenwood — William J. Halloran — Ephraim Hanson — Mrs. Theodore L. Holman — Ernest Holmes — E. O. Howard — Jeannette A. Hyde — Marian Jensen — Harry S. Joseph — Samuel A. King — William H. King — H. W. Lane — William H. Leary — Elmer O. Leatherwood — Frederick C. Loofbourow — J. C. Lynch — Charles R. Mabey — James H. Mays — Wilson McCarthy — J. T. McConnell — Mrs. Fred E. Merrill — Bessie Morris — James H. Moyle — H. L. Mulliner — Mrs. Burton W. Musser — Joseph L. Rawlins — William W. Ray — Mrs. Grover Rich — Ashby Snow — William Spry — James H. Waters — Albert J. Weber — J. Parley White — Lilly C. Wolstenholme
	Salt Lake City, 1930-1939: L. L. Bagley — Ernest Bamberger — Miriam Barlow — Norman Barlow — Mrs. Dana C. Blayney — Mrs. Jesse F. Cannon — J. Reuben Clark, Jr. — Harvey H. Cluff — Elmer E. Corfman — C. S. Culp — George H. Dern — O. R. Dibblee — D. M. Draper — E. B. Erwin — Harold P. Fabian — William M. Ferry — William H. Folland — Barlow Fox — William J. Halloran — Elias Hansen — Ephraim Hanson — Mrs. Theodore L. Holman — A. B. Irvine — Christian N. Jensen — Marian Jensen — Margaret Jenkinson Kearns — Blaine Larson — Frederick C. Loofbourow — William J. Lowe — Charles R. Mabey — Rendell N. Mabey — Louis Marcus — Fred R. Marshall — P. S. Marthakis — Thomas McCoy — Renwick S. McNiece — H. L. Mulliner — Jennie P. Musser — Lyle D. Nichols — Anna T. Piercey — Calvin W. Rawlings — Flora Severn — Elbert D. Thomas — Allan S. Tingey — William R. Wallace
	Salt Lake City, 1940-1949: Arthur A. Allen, Jr. — Mrs. Sunday Anderson — Ernest Bamberger — Claude T. Barns — James M. Bell — Roscoe Boden — Reva Beck Bosone — Mrs. Jesse F. Cannon — Emily Carlisle — A. John Cope — Leon L. Cowles — George L. Crowther — Lorenzo E. Elggren — Mrs. Lawrence Epperson — Lawrence T. Epperson — Frank Evans — Merrill J. Everett — Harold P. Fabian — Philo T. Farnsworth, Jr. — Fred L. Finlinson — Carl A. Fisher — Mrs. Junis Fisher — Earl J. Glade — Hyman Guss — N. E. Hainsworth — John E. Harris — F. Henri Henriod — Ira N. Hinckley — Mrs. James A. Hogle — Mrs. Theodore L. Holman — James Ivers — Mrs. C. L. Jack — Mrs. Alex J. Jex — Polly Johnson — Jaren L. Jones — Karl V. King — William J. Korth — Warwick C. Lamoreaux — Ray H. Leavitt — Rena B. Loomis — H. D. Lowry — Cornelia S. Lund — Charles R. Mabey — Rendell N. Mabey — Grant MacFarlane — G. Margaret Marr — Fred R. Marshall — P. S. Marthakis — Herbert B. Maw — William M. McCrea — H. L. Mulliner — C. Clarence Nelsen — Joseph A. Ottenheimer — Lorus F. Pratt — Calvin W. Rawlings — John D. Rice — Franklin Riter — Vernon Romney — C. B. Smurthwaite — George Snyder — Reed Stevens — Mrs. Scott P. Stewart — Elbert D. Thomas — Clinton D. Vernon — William R. Wallace — Dan M. Whelan — J. C. Whittaker — Carolyn Wolfe — Mrs. James H. Wolfe — George Zolintakis
	Salt Lake City, 1950-1959: Mrs. Sunday Anderson — DeGraff Austin — Julian Bamberger — Wallace F. Bennett — Marvin Bertoch — Reva Beck Bosone — Merrill K. Davis — William A. Dawson — Lorenzo E. Elggren — Frank Evans — Fred L. Finlinson — Earl J. Glade — Ray P. Greenwood — Mrs. C. L. Jack — Mrs. Alex J. Jex — Thomas G. Judd — A. Pratt Kesler — William J. Korth — Fullmer H. Latter — Charles R. Mabey — Rendell N. Mabey — Grant MacFarlane — G. Margaret Marr — P. S. Marthakis — Herbert B. Maw — D. Howe Moffat — Frank E. Moss — Clarence Neslen — Mrs. Lloyd V. Pyne — Calvin L. Rampton — Calvin W. Rawlings — John D. Rice — Franklin Riter — Vernon Romney — George W. Smith — Mrs. R. Throckmorton — Lamont Toronto — William R. Wallace — Gordon Weggeland — Milton L. Weilenmann — Joseph E. Weston
	Salt Lake City, 1960-1969: Wallace F. Bennett — George Dewey Clyde — Lorenzo E. Elggren — Fred L. Finlinson — David S. King — J. Bracken Lee — Frank E. Moss — Calvin L. Rampton — Vernon Romney — Lamont Toronto — Lester A. Wade
	Salt Lake City, 1970-1979: C. Earl Alsop — Aldon J. Anderson — Jack P. Anderson — Ricardo Barbero — Wayne L. Black — Susan Bridges — Edward L. Burton III — John Bybee — T. William Cockayne — Ruth Cross — Fred Dedrick — Lorenzo E. Elggren — Francis Farley — Fred L. Finlinson — Margaret E. Fuller — Michael Hansen — John Hawkes — Richard Higgins — Jerry C. Higginson — Stephen Holbrook — Edwin S. Hunsaker II — Margot Kimball — J. Bracken Lee — Robert D. Moore — Diane Orr — Calvin L. Rampton — Vernon Romney — Kent Shearer — Farrell M. Smith — Bonnie Snedeker — Nicholas L. Strike — Joseph L. Toronto — Arthur V. Watkins
	Salt Lake City, 1980-1989: Aldon J. Anderson — Fred L. Finlinson — Jake Garn — David Nelson — Wayne Owens
	Salt Lake City, 1990-1999: Aldon J. Anderson — Samuel S. Arentz — Loretta Baca — Miriam Barlow — Terrel H. Bell — John Clark — Merrill Cook — Barbara Eubanks — Fred L. Finlinson — Meghan Zanolli Holbrook — Randy Horiuchi — Susan Kuziak — Norma Matheson — Karen Neilsen — David Nelson — David Thometz — Jennifer Wilson — Ted Wilson — Mike Zuhl
	Salt Lake City, 2000-2009: Nichole Adams — Lisa Allcott — Ed Alter — Ross C. Anderson — Tim Barney — Kurt Bestor — Jackie Biskupski — Jim Bradley — Arlyn R. Bradshaw — Michael Braxton — David Buhler — Maura Carabello — Merrill Cook — Peter M. Corroon — Theodore A. Cowan, Jr. — Gene Davis — Julie Day — Mike Deaver — Donald K. Dunn — Spencer Eccles — James Evans — Jessica Fawson — Andrew Gallegos — Erika R. George — Karen Hale — Joseph Hatch — Howard Headlee — Wayne Holland, Jr. — Jim Humlicek — Jon Huntsman, Jr. — Mary Kaye Huntsman — Christine A. Johnson — Mike Lee — Wendy Lewis — Charlie Luke — Scott M. Matheson, Jr. — Scott D. McCoy — Susie McHugh — David Nelson — William Orton — Scott Parker — Sean Reyes — Phil Riesen — Ross Romero — Derek W. Smith — Richard Snelgrove — Barbara Taylor — David Thometz — Jennifer Wilson — David E. Yocom

Sandy: Kelly Casaday — Greg Curtis — Ivie Mitchell — Adam Peeples — Mark Shurtleff — Robert Turner — Mark Walker — Debbie White — Winston Wilkinson — W. W. Wilson

South Salt Lake City: Marlow Callahan — Lothaire Rich — David Thometz

West Jordan: Emily Justice — Mark D. Mickelsen — Michael Waddoups — Jean Westwood

West Valley City: Jay Blain — Ed Mayne — Karen Mayne — Sandy Montano — Tony Montano — Emily S. Rushton

See also Utah areas not assigned to counties.

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