From 1A of a small race like this wi ll cost a couple hu ndred dollars. Wilson said she was sti ll nervous about possibly losing the ra ce. “I would hope that our voting process here in Weber County is pretty ac- Curate,” she said. “I’m not sure if it will make a difference.” But if their positions were reversed, Wilson said, she would ask fora recount, Coo. Both Wilson and Sawyer said the race may have been so Close, and the total] vote count low compared to other school board races, because thei r names were difficult to see at the bottom of a page. | “I think one of the real challenges was, my first two phone ca lls were from people who didn’t see my name on the ballot, so they didn’t vote for me,” Sawyer said. “They had a lot of new voters who didn’t know to keep looking and turn the pages, so I think that definitely had an impact on the electi on.” Hogensen said the ballot fo rmat was Standardized across the Stat e, and he didn’t feel it had an impact on the rg Sults. © ’