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Dear Republican Voter:

 

We have completed our County and State Conventions, and are ready to move on to the next phase of the 2024 election, the June Primary.  The Cache County Republican Party would like to recognize and thank its county and state delegates who attended long conventions and faithfully represented the precinct caucus voters who elected them. 

 

The convention delegates have selected excellent candidates for you to vote for in the primary on June 25.  As you get to know the candidates, try to recognize why delegates selected them at the convention.  Your duty as a primary election voter is to narrow the field to one candidate for the general election. 

 

You may have heard in the news that the governor’s race at the state convention experienced a lack of civility.  Some delegates were not exactly welcoming to the incumbent, and we express our disappointment in those who displayed a lack of decorum as well as the governor who did not exactly “disagree better.”  Video and transcripts of the gubernatorial candidate's speeches are posted below.

 

We encourage all Republicans to research candidates based on three criteria:

 

First, are they fit for office, can they do the job, and is their experience in life sufficient to expect that they can comprehend how the economy works and the government's role in it?  

 

Second, our platform is what makes us Republicans.  Please review our platform and carefully determine each candidate's potential fidelity to it.  

 

Third, if we want a civil society, we should elect candidates who treat others respectfully, especially when there are disagreements on policy.  In Cache County, this should go without saying.

Convention results and candidate links are provided below.  Please join us in voting for candidates who will defend liberty!

  Cache County GOP Executive Committee

"The Republican Party Central Committee of Cache County...shall govern the affairs of the Republican Party in Cache County and shall exercise those powers conferred by the Utah Republican Party Constitution and by [the county] Bylaws. Central Committee meetings shall be held at least semi-annually in Spring and Fall."

Date and location to be determined.  Watch this page!

Attending: Precinct Chairs, Vice Chairs, Treasurers, and Secretaries elected at the most recent Republican Party Caucuses (mass meetings) held in their respective Precincts, the duly elected or appointed members of the Executive Committee, ex officio.  See Article 1 of the bylaws.

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Utah Governor                         

Phil Lyman, 67.54%, convention only candidate                 https://lymanforutah.com/

Spencer Cox, 32.46%, lost at convention, primary signatures  https://www.votecox.com/

                               Read Governor Convention Speech Transcripts

Utah Attorney General

Frank Mylar, 59.76%, convention only candidate                  https://frankmylar4ag.com

Rachel Terry, 40.24%, convention only candidate                 https://www.rachelforutah.com

Derek Brown, lost at convention, primary due to signatures  https://www.derekforutah.com/

State Auditor

Ricky Hatch, 51.3%, convention only candidate                   https://www.rickyhatch.com/

Tina Cannon, 48.7%, convention only candidate                  https://tinacannon.com/

US Senate

Trent Staggs, 69.7%, convention only candidate            https://trentstaggs.com/

John Curtis, 30.3%, lost at convention, primary signatures   https://www.johncurtis.org/

Brad Wilson, 7.7%, lost at convention, primary signatures    https://electbradwilson.com/

Jason Walton, 7.1%, lost at convention, primary signatures  https://waltonforsenate.com/

US House CD1

Paul Miller, 54.9%, convention only candidate                        https://www.pmforutah.com/

Blake Moore, 45.1%, convention and signature candidate     https://www.electmoore.com/

House District 2  

Michael J. Petersen         www.VoteForMikePetersen.com

Approved by Acclamation At County Convention, no Primary election

Council Logan 2: Barbara Tidwell

County Clerk:  Bryson Behm

County Recorder: Tennille Johnson

County Treasurer: Craig McAllister

County Assessor: Brett Robinson

County Clerk/Auditor: Bryson Behm

Senate District 2: Chris Wilson

House District 1: Thomas Peterson

House District 5: Casey Snider

Selected At County Convention, no Primary Election

County Auditor:  Matthew Funk

County Attorney: K. Taylor Sorensen

Logan 1:  Keegan Garrity

House District 3: Jason Thompson             electjasonthompson.com    (Borup withdrawn)

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How The Republican Party Works
 

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Delegates represent their precinct in selecting candidates for the primary and general elections.  Delegates determine each candidates fitness for the office and their fidelity to Republican principles and platform.  If a candidate does not receive at least 70% of the convention vote, the top two candidates advance to the Primary election.

Nominating Convention Results April 13
 

Approved by Acclamation
Council Logan 2: Barbara Tidwell
County Clerk:  Bryson Behm
County Recorder: Tennille Johnson
County Treasurer: Craig McAllister
County Assessor: Brett Robinson
County Clerk/Auditor: Bryson Behm
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Join with us in defending liberty!

Register to vote, update your voter registration information, or update your ballot mailing address at the Utah Voter Registration Website.  Your vote counts! 

Utah Code 20A-3A-202(9) allows voters to ask their Election Officer NOT to send a mailed ballot. These citizens will simply vote in person.  Request must be received 60 days before the next election.

Watch Tad Callister's Lincoln Dinner Presentation

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The MISSION of the Cache GOP is to promote and defend the Constitution and values of our party Platform through finding, electing and supporting principled Republicans in elected offices through the caucus-convention system and through media, social events, training and education.

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