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Political Party Affiliations Listed:
	Abbreviation	Total		Party
	Used		Candidates	Name
	------------	----------	-----
	(none)		2		No Affiliation Given
	A		6		American
	D		48		Democratic
	I		13		Independent
	IA		2		Independent American
	IC		3		Independent Candidate
	IER		2		Independents for Economic Recovery
	L		15		Libertarian
	NA		2		New Alliance
	NL		2		Natural Law
	P		6		Populist
	R		46		Republican
	S		2		Socialist
	SW		6		Socialist Workers
	UST		2		U. S. Taxpayers

President of the United States of America
Vice President of the United States America
	(none)	Ross Perot
	(none)	James Stockdale
	A	Robert J. Smith
	A	Doris Feimer
	D	Bill Clinton
	D	Al Gore
	IER	Lyndon H. La Rouche, Jr.
	IER	James L. Bevel
	L	Andre Marrou
	L	Nancy Lord
	NA	Lenora B. Fulani
	NA	Maria Elizabeth Munoz
	NL	John Hagelin
	NL	Mike Tompkins
	P	James "Bo" Gritz
	P	Cy Minnett
	R	George Bush
	R	Dan Quayle
	S	J. Quinn Brisben
	S	Barbara Garson
	SW	Ron Daniels
	UST	Howard Phillips
	UST	Albion W. Knight, Jr.

U.S. Senator
	D	Wayne Owens
	L	Maury Modine
	P	Anita R. Morrow
	R	Robert F. Bennett
	SW	Patricia Grogan

U.S. Representative, District 1
	D	Ron Holt
	I	William J. "Dub" Lawrence
	R	James V. Hansen

U.S. Representative, District 2
	D	Karen Shepherd
	I	A. Peter Crane
	R	Enid Greene
	SW	Eileen Koschak

U.S. Representative, District 3
	D	Bill Orton
	I	Wayne L. Hill
	IC	Charles M. Wilson
	L	Doug Jones
	R	Richard R. Harrington
	SW	Nels J'Anthony

Governor of the State of Utah
Lieutenant Governor of the State of Utah
	A	Gary R. Van Horn
	A	Arly Hess Pedersen
	D	Stewart Hanson
	D	Paula F. Julander
	I	Merrill Cook
	I	Frances Hatch Merrill
	IC	Linda Metzger-Agin
	IC	Gene Metzger-Agin
	IA	Frank W. Richins
	P	Rita Gum
	P	C. Samuel West
	R	Mike Leavitt
	R	Olene S. Walker
	SW	Eleanor Garcia
	SW	William Arth

Attorney General
	D	Jan Graham
	I	John Michael Coombs
	R	Scott M. Burns

County Commissioner
	D	Janet Rose
	I	Lewis H. Petersen
	R	Brent Overson

State Auditor
	D	Harold Black
	R	Tom L. Allen

State Treasurer
	D	Author L. Monson
	IA	Jeffrey L. Ostler
	R	Edward T. Alter

State Representative, District 22
	D	Daniel H. Tuttle
	L	Jerry H. Stocks
	R	Norman P. Fitzgerald, Jr.

State Senator, District 2
	D	W Rex Black
	L	Clayton "Winner" Butler
	R	Larry D. Garske

State Senator, District 3 (2 year term)
	D	Blaze D. Wharton
	R	Stevens "Woody" Pedersen

State Senator, District 44 (2 year term)
	D	Steven S. Kesler
	R	Howard A. Stephenson

State Senator, District 5
	D	Sid White
	R	Brent C. Richards

State Senator, District 6
	D	Mary K. Hammond
	I	Thomas A. Nelson
	R	Steve Rees

State Senator, District 8
	D	Scott Newell Howell
	R	Fred W. Finlinson

State Representative, District 23
	D	Pete Suazo
	R	Don P. Paver, Jr.

State Representative, District 24
	D	Frank R. Pignanelli
	R	Russell B. Schmit

State Representative, District 25
	A	Loren E. Hancock
	D	Dave Jones
	I	Robert James Comstock
	L	Bob Waldrop
	P	E. O. "Doc" Woods
	R	Robert B. Hansen

State Representative, District 26
	D	Steve Barth
	I	Bart Grant

State Representative, District 27
	D	Ronald J. Greensides
	L	Elizabeth Buck

State Representative, District 28
	D	Ken Buchi
	L	Ron Leahy
	R	Afton B. Bradshaw

State Representative, District 29
	D	Brent H. Goodfellow
	I	Willy Swank
	L	Gene Bauman
	R	Brenda Park Woodhouse

State Representative, District 30
	D	Gene Davis
	R	Steve Walton

State Representative, District 31
	D	Mary Carlson
	I	Betty Christensen
	L	Charges G. Pearce
	R	Richard P. Evans

State Representative, District 32
	A	Janet Mantle Ericson
	D	Allan C. Rushton
	R	Clifford R. Heber

State Representative, District 33
	D	Neal B Hendrickson
	R	Gayle C. Morawetz
	L	Jim Elwell

State Representative, District 34
	D	Marty Cutler
	R	R.D. Carnahan

State Representative, District 35
	D	Judy Ann Buffmire
	R	Mark Whittaker

State Representative, District 36
	D	Susan Way
	R	Phil H. Uipi

State Representative, District 37
	D	B. J. Van Roosendaal
	R	Raymond W. Short

State Representative, District 38
	D	Arlo D. James
	R	Charles Pipkin

State Representative, District 39
	D	Joanne Fraser
	R	Michael G. Waddoups

State Representative, District 40
	D	A. Patrice Spiegel
	R	Reese Hunter

State Representative, District 41
	D	Sara Eubank
	R	David S. Ostler

State Representative, District 42
	D	Paul Shepherd
	R	David M. Bresnahan
	I	Timothy J. Schow
	L	Kathi Smith

State Representative, District 43
	D	Kelly C. Atkinson

State Representative, District 44
	D	George W. Morrison
	R	Robert H. M. Killpack

State Representative, District 45
	D	Ken Budge
	R	Melvin R. Brown

State Representative, District 46
	D	Kay Leishman
	R	Irby N. Arrington

State Representative, District 47
	D	Darrell L. Jorgensen
	R	Norman D. Riggs

State Representative, District 48
	D	Kurt E. Oscarson
	R	Dan C. Simons

State Representative, District 49
	D	Mike Chabries
	R	Russell A. Cannon
	L	Chris M. Eskelson

State Representative, District 50
	R	Clark L. Reber

State Representative, District 51
	D	Renee P. Christensen
	R	Shirley V. Jensen

State Representative, District 52
	D	Merlin Dell Spencer
	R	R. Mont Evans
	L	Kitty K. Burton

State Board Of Education, District 8
	Robert B. Beall
	Daryl C. Barrett

State Board Of Education, District 9
	Gregory P. Hawkins
	Kay McDonough

State Board Of Education, District 11
	C. Grant Hurst
	Jerry Borrowman

State Board Of Education, District 12
	Daryl J. Mc Carty
	Boyd F. Jensen

State Board Of Education, District 13 (2 year term)
	H. Kent Staheli
	Allen E. Litster

State Board Of Education, District 14
	Marlon O. Snow
	Ronald R. Tiffany

Granite School District, Precinct 1
	Lynn D. Davidson

Granite School District, Precinct 2
	Patricia G. "Patty" Sandstrom
	Rocky M. Olsen

Granite School District, Precinct 3
	Denis R. Morrill

Jordan School District, Precinct 4
	George Shell
	Jane C. Callister

Jordan School District, Precinct 5
	Russell L. Peterson, Jr.
	James W. "Jim" Peterson

Murray School District, Precinct 1
	Margaret D. Nelson

Murray School District, Precinct 5
	Sherry Madsen

Salt Lake City School District, Precinct 1
	Tab L. Uno
	Clifford W. Higbee

Salt Lake City School District, Precinct 2
	Ila Rose Fife

Salt Lake City School District, Precinct 5
	Roger H. Thompson

Salt Lake City School District, Precinct 7
	Richard B. Kinnersley



Proposition No. 1	Legislative Article Revision
    Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to:
	(1) clarify that legislative terms of office begin January 1;
	(2) change the beginning date of the annual general session of
    the Legislature from the second to the third Monday of January;
	(3) place a 60-day time limit on when the Legislature may
    consider any items vetoed by the Governor; and
	(4) extend the time to consider judicial appointments by the
    Utah Senate from 30 days to 60 days?

						FOR / AGAINST

Proposition No. 2.	Corporations Article Revision
    Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to:
	(1) provide that the state's policy be one in which a free
    market system governs trade and commerce, and that conspiracies to
    restrain trade or commerce are prohibited;
	(2) prohibit monopolies, and attempts and conspiracies to
    monopolize, except as provided by statute;
	(3) clarify that all common carriers shall provide services
    without discrimination;
	(4) delete detailed provisions referring to the regulation of
    corporations?

						FOR / AGAINST

Proposition No. 3.	Executive Article Revision
    Shall the Utah Constitution be amended to:
	(1) allow the Governor to appoint legal counsel to advise the
    Governor;
	(2) allow the Judicial Branch to appoint its own legal counsel
    to provide all legal services in the Judicial Branch;
	(3) provide that the candidates for State Auditor and State
    Treasurer be at least 25 years old at the time of election;
	(4) change the name of the Board of Pardons to the Board of
    Pardons and Parole, clarify the Board's responsibilities, and
    clarify the functions of the Governor and the Legislature relating
    to the Board;
	(5) delete the Board of Examiners; and
	(6) clarify the compensation of and use of fees by public
    officials?

						FOR / AGAINST

Initiative A.		County Option of Pari-Mutuel Wagering, and
			State Promotion and Regulation of Horse Races
    Shall a law be enacted to:
	(1) allow the voters of each county to authorize, by a simple
    majority vote, pari-mutuel wagering on horse races in their
    county;
	(2) create a Utah Horse Racing Commission to promote and
    regulate all horse racing in Utah and all pari-mutuel wagering in
    counties where wagering has been authorized by the voters;
	(3) specify the distribution of monies wagered; and
	(4) prohibit persons under 21 years of age from placing a
    wager?

						FOR / AGAINST

Measure A.		Salt Lake County Transportation Projects
    Shall Salt Lake County impose a sales and use tax of one-quarter
    of one percent to be effective January 1, 1993, to fund specific
    transportation improvements in Salt Lake County,

    With seventy-five percent of the proceeds to provide, at a
    minimum:

    1.	Expanded bus service such that bus service is available every
	ten to fifteen minutes on all major bus routes during rush
	hour; service is increased in the western and southern
	portions of the county; east/west bus service is available on
	all major streets between 123rd South and downtown Salt Lake
	City; and Sunday and holiday service is instituted, and
    2.	Construction and operation of a light rail or other fixed
    guide way system running north/south along the Union Pacific
    Railroad right of way parallel to Interstate Highway 15 between
    100th South in Sandy and downtown Salt Lake City, and

    Twenty-five percent of the proceeds to provide:

	Improvements to Interstate Highway 15 to allow for
	modifications to selected interchanges and synchronization of
	traffic signals at interchanges, and

    Establish an independent citizens oversight committee appointed by
    the Salt Lake County Commission?

						FOR / AGAINST

Proposition
    Shall the Board of Education of Jordan School District, Salt Lake
    County, State of Utah, be authorized to issue and sell bonds of
    the Board up to the amount of $115,000,000, to mature in not more
    than 15 years from their respective date or dates, for the purpose
    of raising money for building two high schools, two middle
    school, and two elementary schools, and supplying them with
    furniture and necessary apparatus; for purchasing or improving
    school sites; for making improvements generally and making life
    safety code renovations and seismic retrofitting to school
    property under the charge of the board; and for providing moneys
    for the refunding, at or prior to the maturity thereof, of general
    obligation bonds of the Board authorized hereunder or heretofore
    issued and now outstanding?

						FOR / AGAINST

Proposition
    Shall the City of West Jordan, Utah, DISCONTINUE THE
    COUNCIL-MANAGER FORM of municipal government wherein the City
    Manager presently appointed by the elected City Council to serve
    as the chief executive officer; and ADOPT THE COUNCIL-MAYOR FORM
    of municipal government wherein the Mayor is elected by the
    citizens to serve as the full-time chief executive officer,
    serving with a mandatory chief administrative officer who is
    appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the City Council?

						FOR / AGAINST
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	Repeal the personal income tax; vote Libertarian in 1992.
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