Preliminary results from the 2025 general election on Tuesday signal potential leadership changes in communities throughout southern and northern Utah.

The 2025 election cycle is considered an "off election year" for Utah, where no major statewide races were to be decided. KUTV watched several of the races including the competitive races in Provo, St. George, and Tooele among several others.

Southern Utahns exercised their right to vote either early or in person on Tuesday, and among the local preliminary and unofficial results is the possibility of new mayors in Hurricane

Marsha Judkins, who accepted victory in the Provo mayoral election after incumbent Michelle Kaufusi appeared to concede, spoke to ABC4 about the election and her plans for her term as mayor.

Utah's mayoral races are still being updated with some incumbents trailing to newcomers, tight races that can’t yet be called and one city about to elect its first female mayor.

Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi concedes to Marsha Judkins after a close election. Kaufusi, who served eight years, highlighted achievements like infrastructure projects and public safety. She expressed gratitude for community support and emphasized her administration's teamwork and partnerships.

With less than a week to go before the Nov. 10 deadline to decide which map will set Utah’s congressional boundaries for the 2026 election, a Utah judge will be back in the courtroom this week to hear oral arguments in the state’s ongoing redistricting legal battle.

Utah Sen. Mike Lee and other Republicans are backing a bill aimed at closing loopholes that allow foreign money to influence U.S. elections.

These are unofficial, preliminary numbers only and are subject to change as more ballots are counted and released by the county election offices.