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People always want to know if their elected officials are using tax money wisely. They want to know how they vote on the issues. That stuff is nice.

But we just want to figure out who is hotter.

Every week, we'll present you with a new two-week poll. Vote for your favorite, and we'll reveal the winner in two weeks.

Watch your favorites advance to the finals!

And for all of you haters out there, don't be jerks.

Monday, March 31, 2008

"Mark" these guys

Poll No. 6

It didn't take long to do mine the Wasatch front for a few hot guys in county government. Thanks for help with the metaphor, Kennecott.

This week, take a gander at Salt Lake County councilmen Michael Jensen and Mark Crockett, Davis County Treasurer Mark Altom, Weber County Attorney Mark DeCaria and Box Elder County Attorney Stephen Hadfield.

So if you're into Marks, we've given you three to choose from. But we threw in a Michael and a Stephen for good measure. Happy voting.






Michael Jensen











Mark Crockett











Mark Altom











Mark DeCaria











Stephen Hadfield






Don't forget there's still time to vote for the women of the Wasatch Front. There'll be a winner on Friday.

Friday, March 28, 2008

Certified legally hot!

Is there anyone you'd rather be prosecuted by more than Sevier County Attorney Dale Eyre? We didn't think so.

This legal beagle pulled ahead in a neck-and-neck race with Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova to be crowned hottest male county official in central Utah.

When you see Dale walk into the courtroom, you know that his charm and steel-trap legal mind are going to knock your socks off. And you can't take your eyes off of him. But at the end of the hearing, as you're cuffed and led away, he gives you that playful wink to let you know there's no hard feelings, better luck next time, everything's going to be OK.

Dale Eyre
People are committing crimes just to land in court with him.

Don't believe us? Here's what the Leavitt Institute had to say about him when he went to Ukraine in 2006 to teach Jury Trial Education and Training:

"Mr. Eyre has spent approximately ten years both prosecuting and defending criminal cases in the State of Utah...experience in the jury trial system as both a prosecutor and a defense lawyer. That varied experience, coupled with his engaging style will provide a great learning experience for the students enrolled in the program."

So while you're perusing the latest Supreme Court decisions, think of Dale, let him know he's hot, and make sure to vote for the women of the Wasatch Front.

Poll results:
Dale Eyre: 57 percent
James Cordova: 28 percent
Jim Lewis: 14 percent
Richard Waddingham: 0
Steven Burge: 0

Monday, March 24, 2008

The new Wasatch Women

Poll No. 5

And you thought Wasatch Woman magazine had all there is to know about Wasatch women.

Nope.

These hotties have been serving their citizens in the most populated area of the state. Not only do they do a heck of a job, but their beauty serves them as much as they serve the people.

Check 'em out.

From north to south along the Wasatch Front, we have Box Elder County Clerk LuAnn Adams, Weber County Commissioner Jan Zogmaister, Davis County Commissioner Louenda Downs, and a double whammy from Salt Lake County: Clerk Sherrie Swensen and Councilwoman Jenny Wilson.

Watch out, Utah. Most of you have voted for at least one of these ladies.






LuAnn Adams











Jan Zogmaister











Louenda Downs











Sherrie Swensen











Jenny Wilson






There's still time to vote on the men of central Utah. We'll reveal the winner on Friday.

Friday, March 21, 2008

A "Grace"ful winner

So you voted, and the hottest female county official for central Utah is Millard County Auditor Brandy Grace. As auditor, she's the county's budget officer and has more financial wizardry in her pinky than all of the other auditors in the state combined.

That's what it means to be the hottest: She's making math look cool again.

Brandy Grace
Being audited is a true pleasure.


One time in 2004, she took a quick break from auditing Millard County up and down to answer a few questions for the Utah Association of Counties. The first answer has been updated.

Q. How long have you been in public office?
A. 7 years
Q. What’s one thing you can’t live without?
A. Dr. Pepper
Q. What keeps you motivated?
A. A challenge
Q. Have you ever collected anything? If so, what?
A. Snow globes
Q. What trait do you most appreciate about people you come in contact with?
A. A positive attitude and a friendly smile.

So crack open a Dr. Pepper with Brandy, tell her she's hot and check back on Monday for our newest poll! Don't forget to vote for the men of central Utah.

Poll results:
Brandy Grace: 45 percent
Kris Bell: 36 percent
Sandy Neill: 9 percent
Kathy Walker: 9 percent
Vikki Barnett: 0

Our winners so far