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By Rebecca Dopp
Times-News Correspondent

All Nephi precincts will vote at the Juab County Multipurpose building at the fairgrounds.

Pat Ingram, county clerk, said that the county was going to try this new scenario and hope that it will facilitate everyone better. There will be more parking available, a common complaint, and Ingram hopes this new move will get more voters into the polls on June 22nd for the Republican Primary. Rememeber only registered Rupublicans and independents can vote in this primary.

If this new system works, then the county will use it again in the November elections.

Mona voters can vote at the Mona Town Office, 50 West Center in Mona. Levan voters can vote at the Levan Town Office, 20 North Main, in Levan. Eureka 1,2, and 3 combined precincts can vote at Eureka City Offices. Rocky Ridge voters can vote at the Rocky Ridge Community Center. Callao will vote by mail.

On the Republican Primary ballot are Leonard Blackham and Darin Peterson for State Senate; Chris Cannon and Matt Throckmorton for U.S. Representative District #3; and Jon Huntsman, Jr./Gary Herbert and Nolan Karras/Enid Greene for Governor and Lt. Governor.

Election results will be available on the Times-News website, www.nephitimesnews.com. Choose the button marked "Elections". Full election coverage will be in the June 23rd issue.