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 Central Committee Meeting

Thursday, October 15, 2026 at
Mt. Logan Middle School from 6-9pm.

Credentialing starts at 5 pm in the Commons. 

​County Central Committee Agenda

Credentialing opens at 5:00 PM. Meeting 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

Time is limited. Please read every resolution and
bylaw proposal BEFORE the meeting. There won't be

time to read them aloud.

  1. 6:00 PM Welcome, Chair: Natalie Levi
    - Prayer: Ethan Harper, President, USU College Republicans
    - Pledge of Allegiance: Sandi Goodlander

  2. 6:05 PM Credential Report: Chris Olsen

  3. 6:08 PM Treasurer Report: John Drew

  4. 6:13 PM Introduction: Ethan Harper, President,
    USU College Republicans (3 minutes)

  5. 6:16 PM Adopt Standing Rules: (listed below)
    - proposed by Chair

  6. 6:21 PM Adopt Agenda:

  7. 6:31 PM Adopt Minutes of the Previous CCC Meeting

  8. 6:34 PM County Clerk Bryson Behm

  9. 6:39 PM Resolutions and Bylaw Changes

  10. 8:55 PM Adjournment (by 9:00 PM)

 

Due to the limited meeting time please read and think through the following documents prior to the meeting.

Notes from the Chair: 

Friends, we are facing critical issues that we MUST be resolved BEFORE the end of the year. They are concerning our handling of differing bylaws that our County Party has from the State Party's bylaws concerning State Convention and County Delegates as they are now being enforced electronically. However our bylaws are written as such that the different issues are in bits and pieces throughout the document. In order to ensure the highest quality I could bring to the CCC, I made an advisory bylaw committee of the Chair to assist and advise me on the best practices and provide me with varied opinions and experience. This advisory committee meet many times as they helped assemble the following suggestions. 

This committee consisted of Geoff Cox (former Chair), Jon-David Jorgensen (Attorney and District Chair), Rob Barton (District Vice Chair), Craig Maughan (District Chair), Gina Worthlin (State Party Bylaw Committee Woman and Parliamentarian advisor), Jessica Christopher (State Party Parliamentarian), Fred Rigby (Precinct Chair), Jana Atkinson (District Chair), Joe Levi (State Central Committee Member and Chief of the Republican Natives). 

 

There are also a couple of suggestions from Nate Player, Bonnie Grieff and Valerie Barnes. 

Click here for all of the bylaws we have scheduled to review. (Updated Oct 15, 2026)

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Credentialing opens at 5:00 PM. Meeting 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

  • November Candidates will be available to chat with during credentialing.
  • The agenda is not offical until it is accepted at the meeting
  • Any additional by law changes will be accepted until 9/15/26 at chaircachegop@gmail.com
  • Required attendees are only Precinct Officers. This includes the Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary and Treasurer of each precinct.
  • Note: This proposed agenda is not official until the body (you!) adopt it at the meeting. If you have an item you would like to add, please email chaircachegop@gmail.com.
  • There will be an opportunity to meet Candidates for the November election will be beforehand at 5:00 pm as well.

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

 

Standing Rules, RR 59:27

1. These rules shall govern any conflict with Robert's Rules.

2. Debate time for the adoption of the agenda is limited to 20 minutes.

3. Each member to this meeting will be issued a credential card that is non-transferrable and must be displayed at the time of voting.

4. Only credentialed Republicans are allowed to speak unless approved by the chair per RR 61:19.

5. Elected Official and Auxiliary Reports: These addresses may occur at any time during the proceedings, as time allows, as determined by the chair.

6. In order to ensure the efficiency of the convention and respect of attendees time, items of business may be moved forward at the Chair’s discretion, as time allows.

7. Bylaw/Platform Proposal Discussion: Maximum time limit for discussion on each proposal is 20 minutes. The person who proposes the bylaw will have 5 minutes to introduce the proposal. Speakers are limited to 2 minutes each. Speakers may ask the person proposing the bylaw change questions, who may give short responses. At the end of the discussion period, the body may motion to extend the debate time by a specific number of minutes by majority vote, otherwise all pending amendments are voted on in their current state after which the main motion is voted on.

8. Speakers face the chair when making motions, and may face the body when presenting information.

9. Affiliates may exhibit and distribute literature inside the foyer of the venue without charge. All other entities desiring a booth/table to exhibit must be approved by the Executive Committee and pay the required fee. Exhibits are confined to designated areas inside the foyer. Exhibitors are responsible to remove their materials after the Convention. Exhibitor shall pay any required cleaning fees for which they are responsible. Any and all literature distributed must prominently display the name and contact information of the group or person responsible for it. Any literature

being distributed without this disclosure may be removed from the premises.

10. Special Rule for Bylaw Proposal 11 (Section 9G): Two competing versions of Section 9G have been submitted: (a) by Jana Atkinson and (b) by Valerie Byrnes. They will be considered together as one question by filling a blank, as follows:

1. Each sponsor (or their designee) gets 3 minutes to introduce their version, in the order (a), (b).

2. Discussion covers both versions together and is limited to 20 minutes total, with speakers limited to 2 minutes each.

3. No amendments to the individual versions are in order.

4. Members then vote on the versions one at a time in the order (a), (b). The first version to get a majority of those present and authorized to vote (Bylaw 9A) is chosen, and no further versions are voted on.

5. The chosen version is then put to a final vote on adoption, which requires a two-thirds (2/3) vote of qualified voting members present (Bylaw 10B).

6. If no version gets a majority, Section 9G stays as it is.

 

Voting Threshold

Bylaw 9A: All matters to be voted upon by any committee established by these By-laws or any convention or precinct caucus shall be by majority vote of those present and authorized to vote, unless otherwise specified herein.

Bylaw 10B: These By-laws may be amended at any time by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of qualified voting members or delegates present at a regular or specifically called County Central Committee meeting or County Convention, respectively.

 

Voting Percentage Calculation

Due to 9A requiring a “majority vote of those present,” Roberts Rules 44:7-9 requires the denominator of the percentage calculation include all credentialed voters in the hall at the time of the vote. To comply with this requirement, the chair will ask if everyone has voted before closing balloting so the ballot count is the Denominator.

 

Bylaw 2A:  A quorum for the Central Committee shall be 50 members, or a majority of precincts represented.

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The MISSION of the Cache GOP is to get our Platform into government, by promoting and defending the Constitution through finding, electing and supporting principled Republicans through the caucus-convention system and through media, social events, training and education.​​

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Thursday, October 15, 2026 at Mt. Logan Middle School from 6-9pm.

Credentialing starts at 5 pm in the Commons. 

 

There will be an opportunity to meet Candidates for the November election will be beforehand at 5:00 pm as well.

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Required attendees are only Precinct Officers. This includes the Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary and Treasurer of each precinct.

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Note:  This proposed agenda is not official until the body (you!) adopt it at the meeting.  If you have an item you would like to add, please email chaircachegop@gmail.com.

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