Wasatch County · Summit County · the cities inside both
An independent, non-partisan desk for candidate research, voting records, and the projects that change the valley. The compiled roll calls are part of this site.
Report card
Each letter is the share of votes that official cast. Absences are left out. Fewer than three votes is a dash, not a grade. A name with no compiled topic table is a dash on all three, not a letter. A is 90% or more, then B, C, and D at 80, 70, and 60. Under 60% is an F.
City votes. The mayor usually votes only to break a tie, and Phillips left the council in January 2026.
Heber City Council
Taxes
F
0 no · 37 yes
Development
F
5 no · 109 yes
PID
F
0 no · 13 yes
Heber City Council
Taxes
F
0 no · 19 yes
Development
F
1 no · 45 yes
PID
F
0 no · 5 yes
Heber City Council
Taxes
F
0 no · 8 yes
Development
F
0 no · 8 yes
PID
—
2 votes, not graded
former Heber City Council
Taxes
F
3 no · 15 yes
Development
F
12 no · 63 yes
PID
F
2 no · 6 yes
Heidi Franco
Mayor
Taxes
—
Not in the file
Development
—
Not in the file
PID
—
Not in the file
Scott Phillips
Former City Council
Taxes
—
Not in the file
Development
—
Not in the file
PID
—
Not in the file
County council votes. Nelson, Bonner, Murphy, and Park are on the baseline table, but their tax and development totals are not compiled, so they are not graded.
County Council, Seat C
Taxes
F
1 no · 13 yes
Development
F
0 no · 19 yes
PID
F
2 no · 5 yes
County Council, Seat A
Taxes
F
1 no · 12 yes
Development
F
2 no · 18 yes
PID
F
1 no · 5 yes
Mark Nelson
County Council, Seat E
Taxes
—
Not in the file
Development
—
Not in the file
PID
—
Not in the file
Colleen Bonner
County Council, Seat B
Taxes
—
Not in the file
Development
—
Not in the file
PID
—
Not in the file
Michael Murphy
County Council, Seat F
Taxes
—
Not in the file
Development
—
Not in the file
PID
—
Not in the file
Spencer Park
County Council, Seat G
Taxes
—
Not in the file
Development
—
Not in the file
PID
—
Not in the file
No legislator in this file has roll calls on these two subjects. Luke Searle’s letters are his county council votes, under Wasatch County.
Comparison
Pick an issue. Each bar is that person’s recorded roll calls: green is yes, red is no, and the remainder was not cast. Growth is every vote labeled Development or PID. Tax is every vote labeled Tax. PID is the PID label on its own, so those votes also sit inside Growth. Housing is the hand-reviewed affordable-housing set. This is wider than the letter grades above.
120 yes · 3 no · 98% yes
122 yes · 7 no · 95% yes
308 yes · 16 no · 95% yes
87 yes · 1 no · 99% yes
18 yes · 0 no · 100% yes
209 yes · 28 no · 88% yes
Heidi Franco, Scott Phillips, Mark Nelson, Colleen Bonner, Michael Murphy, and Spencer Park are not in this tally. The file does not have their yes and no counts on these issues.
2026 ballot
Backgrounds, disclosures, and campaign positions for county and legislative races.
Minutes file
Roll calls compiled from Wasatch County and Heber City minutes, on the same site as the candidate pages.
On the ground
The Highway 40 bypass and the other work this site is tracking.
Latest news
October 2, 2026
The Seat A candidate filed on October 1, 2026, nine months after a form that reported no conflicts. The update lists CAMS, the Red, White & Blue Festival, and a family rental business.
Read the articleCoverage outside the compiled minutes file is still being filled in. Where a page says a race or city is not written up yet, that is the status of the file, not a hidden record.