SALT LAKE CITY – Today the UTGOP Chair Robert Axson released the following statement regarding the 2024 Nominating Convention: The Utah Republican Party strongly supports Utahns’ participation in representative government. Delegates—elected by neighbors in caucus meetings representing every community in all 29 counties—are a meaningful tool to better understand the issues and concerns of our state’s citizens. The vitality of a Constitutional Republic will always be strongest through “We the People.”   We celebrate the efforts and dedication of the nearly 4,000 state delegates who gave th ..read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 14, 2024 Contact: press@utgop.org SALT LAKE CITY, UT – On March 13th, 2024, the Utah Republican Party announced final presidential preference results with 100% of precincts reporting.  UTGOP Chairman Robert Axson released the following statement regarding the results: “The Utah Republican Party congratulates President Trump on his strong performance in Utah—and across the nation—to secure his path to becoming our Party’s nominee.  While the vote to finalize his nomination won’t happen until the National Delegates meet in July, it is important that voters ..read more

Filing is now open for any Republican who would like to represent Utah at the national level during the Republican National Convention (National Delegates are tasked with casting a vote to officially determine the Republican Presidential nominee), following the general election (Presidential Electors cast a vote in the Electoral College), or as a member of the RNC (as the National Committeeman or National Committeewoman). Any Republican who qualifies* may run for any of the following 82 open positions: National Committeeman, National Committeewoman, National Delegate (25 at-large, 3 per Congre ..read more

SALT LAKE CITY, UT – Today, the Utah GOP encouraged Republicans across the state to participate in the upcoming Republican Caucus scheduled for March 5, 2024, from 7 PM to 9 PM. The Utah GOP also released key details for voters wishing to participate in the caucus either in person or via absentee ballot. “The Utah GOP encourages all registered Republicans to have their voices heard in selecting their preferred presidential candidate, state and county delegates, as well as local precinct officers by participating in the upcoming caucus night,” said Utah GOP Chairman Robert Axson. “Our ..read more

Caucus is on March 5, 2024 starting at 7pm. It will last approximately until 9pm. We encourage folks to arrive early.  If you can’t attend caucus in person, however, there is an opportunity to participate absentee. You can participate absentee if you have a scheduling conflict, physical disability or qualify under the UOCAVA process because you will be overseas for the next three months. This post will address specifically the situation where you are in the state of Utah, but you are unable to attend caucus in person or stay the whole time.  Getting Your Ballot First, you should prer ..read more

SALT LAKE CITY, UT — Filing for the Utah Republican Presidential Preference Poll closed on December 15, 2023. The final list of candidates who have qualified and remain on the ballot is as follows (in alphabetical order): Ryan Binkley Ron DeSantis Nikki Haley Asa Hutchinson Vivek Ramaswamy Donald Trump Chris Christie and Doug Burgum had also qualified for the ballot, but suspended their campaigns on January 10, 2024 and December 4, 2023 respectively. All of these candidates met the requirements put forth by the Utah Republican Party including filing needed forms and paying the filing fee. “We ..read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Utah Republican Party Submits Convention Nominee to Lieutenant Governor   Today, the Utah Republican Party (URP) submitted the name of the June 24, 2023 Special Election Convention winner to the Lieutenant Governor’s Office: Celeste Maloy. You may view our letter to Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson here. We are grateful to the Second Congressional District delegates who came to Delta, Utah on June 24 to participate in this important process and on short notice. Almost 80% of CD2 delegates showed up – more CD2 delegates than attended the April Organizing Conventio ..read more

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The 2023 Organizing Convention for the Utah Republican Party will be held at UVU’s UCCU Center in Orem starting at 10 am. The party’s 4000 State Delegates will assemble to elect new Party Officers that will serve for the next two years. Party members who have filed to run for party office can be seen on the Convention Candidates page. More information can be found on the 2023 Organizing Convention page. The post 2023 UTGOP Organizing Convention – April 22nd 2023 appeared first on The Utah Republican Party ..read more

Do you know what time your first vote takes place? Multi-county House, Senate, and State School Board races begin BEFORE the main convention between 8-10:30am. You will need to know what your *NEW* district numbers are since they have all changed with redistricting (you can go to the Precinct Portal to learn which are your new voting districts). Once you know your voting districts– Congressional District (CD), House District (HD), Senate District (SD), and State School Board District (SSB)– use the table below to identify any Breakout elections you need to attend: 8am House Districts Breakout ..read more