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(KSL News) -- November's election ballots will be filled with new names campaigning for several openings left by retiring officials.
Retiring
- Carol Page, Davis County Commissioner 13 years in office
- Carol Buckly, Davis County Assessor 7 years in office
- Von Butler, Salt Lake County Surveyor 10 years in office
- David Yocom, Salt Lake County District Attorney 16 years in office
Davis County Commissioner Carol Page won't run for re-election, nor will Davis County Assessor Carol Buckly. Salt Lake County Surveyor Von Butler and Salt Lake County District Attorney David Yocom are also retiring from office.
Candidates for District Attorney
- Kent Morgan (R)
- Lohra Miller (R)
- Sim Gill (D)
Republicans Kent Morgan and Lohra Miller each hope to replace Yocom as District Attorney. Yocom has asked a fellow Democrat to run. He hand picked Sim Gill, Salt Lake City's chief prosecutor.
Several other city and county offices could also face major changes in November.
For the list of incumbents and new comers planning to run, check out today's edition of Deseret Morning News.
