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Thursday, November 5, 2026

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Draper · Elected officials

Kathryn Dahlin

City Council member

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  • January 6, 2026–present, declared elected to a two-year at-large council term in the Nov. 4, 2025 general election, per the city's canvass notice; the term's exact end date is not shown here because versions of the official city biography give different yearsDraper City · 2025 municipal general election canvass notice

Former U.S. Senate legislative aide on transportation, technology and housing policy, including as a senior aide to Sen. Bob Bennett coordinating federal funding requests with Utah cities. Stated priorities: transportation and infrastructure planning, trails and open space, and city services with low tax rates. · Official city biography, checked Oct. 17, 2026

Disclosed interests

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Disclosures and recusals in the minutes

Every time the council minutes since 2020 record this official disclosing an interest or stepping aside for one, as summarized from the minutes.

None recorded.

Campaign contributions

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Voting record

Agenda items voted on
18
Yes
15
No
0
Abstained or recused
0
Absent for the item
0
Motions made
2

From August 4, 2026 to October 20, 2026. 3 votes are marked not recorded because the minutes' attendance and tally don't account for every member. Each count is per agenda item, not per meeting: missing one meeting counts as absent for every item on its agenda, and consent agenda items each count separately. A yes is counted only when everyone present is accounted for in the tally. Motions count once per item, so moving a consent agenda counts for each item on it.

Every recorded vote

2026 (18 votes)

In our reporting

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