Monday, April 9, 2012

State Republican Convention Information

Below is a letter sent to all state delegates. It contains useful information for all of us who are interested in the political process. The State Republican Convention will be Saturday April 21, 2012 at South Towne Expo Center. The delegates from our voting district are Jim Gastelum and Van Walther. Please contact them if you have suggestions or questions.


STATE HOUSE DISTRICT: _____
STATE SENATE DISTRICT: _____
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: _____
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM THE UTAH REPUBLICAN PARTY
TO ALL STATE DELEGATES REGARDING THE STATE CONVENTION
Dear State Delegate,
Congratulations on being elected a State Delegate for the Utah Republican Party! The upcoming State
Convention will be the biggest political event in Utah’s history. I encourage you to study the candidates,
the Party Platform and other ballot issues you will be voting on which are all available at
www.utgop.org. Please be invested in all races and plan to stay until the end of the Convention. We
have a lot to get done.
Check in and Registration – State Delegates will check-in by Congressional District and then by last
name. Registration starts at 7 a.m. and ends around 9:30 a.m. The general Convention will start
promptly at 10 a.m. Once the final credentials report is adopted by the convention body, registration
will be closed. Please arrive early to avoid complications in participating. Please bring a photo ID.
Multi-County Districts – County Delegates at county conventions typically decide races for the State
Legislature. But when a legislative district crosses over county lines then State Delegates participate in
the election at the State Convention.
If you are a resident of the following district(s) please be in place at the South Towne Expo Center at the
listed “Start Time” below. You will need to check in for the general convention in Hall 1 to receive your
State Delegate credentials and electronic voting keypad (this will take 15 minutes). You will also need to
check in again at your State House or State Senate election before the starting time (this will take about
5 minutes).
Start Time Location Election
7:30am Hall 5 State House Districts 55, 58, 68, 70 and 71
7:30am Room 300D State House District 53
7:30am Room 400 State House District 29
8:30am Room 300D State Senate District 16
8:30am Room 400 State Senate District 23
8:30am Hall 5 State Senate Districts 19, 24, 27 and 28
8:30am Hall 4 (north) *State House Districts 1, 11, 12, 28, 54, 69, and, 73
8:30am Hall 4 (north) *State Senate Districts 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 20, 25, and 26
*These races are not contested, but will be informally meeting for one hour.

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