This is a great opportunity to have some good food, to have some fun, and to talk with the candidates about the issues in the election.
Wednesday October 5, 2016
6 - 8 PM
Veterans Memorial Park
1985 W 7800 S
West Jordan, Utah
https://www.facebook.com/events/1180251505371830/
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Monday, September 26, 2016
Constitution Day Picnic September 30, 2016
Everyone is invited to the Constitution Day Picnic. It is free. There will be plenty of food. It is close to where we live. Celebrate our Constitution!
Sample Ballot for November General Election 2016 for Precinct WJD030
Here is the link for our sample ballot for West Jordan 030 Precinct.
https://vote.utah.gov/vote/app/sampleBallot/index.html
Well, that link may not work. If not, then each individual can also go to the home page for Vote.Utah.Gov and enter their address to bring up their sample ballot.
If you are not registered to vote, this is where you can register online.
Only SIX* weeks to prepare for Election Day! We are very blessed to have free elections. Please be an informed voter.
(* less than six weeks if you choose early voting.)
https://vote.utah.gov/vote/app/sampleBallot/index.html
Well, that link may not work. If not, then each individual can also go to the home page for Vote.Utah.Gov and enter their address to bring up their sample ballot.
If you are not registered to vote, this is where you can register online.
Only SIX* weeks to prepare for Election Day! We are very blessed to have free elections. Please be an informed voter.
(* less than six weeks if you choose early voting.)
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Salt Lake County Republican Central Committee Meeting Sept. 24, 2016
Saturday morning I attend the Salt Lake County Republican Central Committee Meeting at Jordan High School in Sandy. It started at 9:05 AM with registration previous to the meeting. It ended about 1:10 PM. So it was a long meeting.
The meeting was conducted by Suzanne Mulet who is Salt Lake County Republican Party Chair. First was a continuation of the meeting in June. Technically it was a continuation of an adjourned meeting. The business was to elect three new members of the Bylaws Committee. There were 8 candidates, all but one were nominated by themselves. There were three rounds of voting. It was planned to have electronic voting via the SLCo GOP web site, but there were technical difficulties, so we had to have paper balloting. Each candidate had 2 minutes to introduce themselves and tell their qualifications and then we had ballot boxes and stood in line to cast our votes. The winning candidates were Fred Cox, Alan Monson, and Carolyn Sharp.This was a lengthy process.
There were 281 credentialed attendees at one point. This is a small percentage of those who should have attended. It is necessary to have at least 20% of precinct chairs present to constitute a quorum I think, and it was sufficient for that.
While votes were being counted all candidates for public office were given the opportunity to speak. Actually there were only a few candidates present. Some of them were there in the hallway before the meeting started giving out signs, flyers, T-shirts, buttons etc. but most of them left after the meeting started.
We heard from Richard Snelgrove who is running for County Council and David Robinson who is running for County Mayor. There were several people who are running for state legislature and a representative for Mia Love named George Ferris spoke on Mia's behalf.
Also while votes were being counted we had officer reports. Suzanne Mulet reported on the committee's plans for social media campaigning. We need to define our image as Republicans and not let the media label Republicans. The committee chose three GOP ideas to focus on: Freedom to Be, Transparency and Local Determination. Here are examples:
Medicare Expansion is an issue of local determination.
K.I.S.S. is an issue of transparency.
Land Use is an issue of local determination.
Self-Reliance is an issue of Freedom to Be or Freedom2B.
Here are suggested hashtags for us to use: #utpol #utgop #slcogop #how2bgop #freedom2b #transparency #localdetermination #votelocal
Scott Miller is our Salt Lake County Republican Party Vice Chair. He spoke about voter registration. Voter registration forms were passed out. We were encouraged to get new people in our precincts registered to vote. He also talked about fund raising and suggested cares.savvi.com/slcrepublican party
{I tested this link and could access the Savvi home page but not the page specifically for Salt Lake County Republicans. Maybe it is not quite set up yet.}
Hopefully Savvi will be a very good thing to raise funds for our party and for a charity as well.
Scott also spoke about a possible need for security for future meetings and about GRAMA requests that have been made to county government. The Salt Lake County Mayor's office has not been forthcoming with information. More transparency is needed. He advised us to refer to the party web page for upcoming information.
Ben Soholt talked about an #iamarepublican campaign. He demonstrated a live Facebook video and challenged everyone to make an #iamarepublican video and post it on Facebook. {The goal of this campaign is to make the point that Republicans are normal people with lots of diversity.}
Roy Harris gave a financial report in keeping with his role as treasurer.
There was one auxiliary report by the chairman of the Salt Lake County Young Republicans. Salt Lake County Young Republicans Facebook page. This group has monthly meetings and is open to anyone who wants to attend. The target age group is ages 18 - 40.
New Business was next on the agenda. The GOTV or Get Out the Vote program was presented. This is a plan to be implemented in the next five weeks to help elect Republican candidates in Salt Lake County and $30,000 has been budgeted for this plan. A powerpoint was shown detailing what will be done. An attendee was concerned that all of the $30,000 is going to be spent by the party's executive committee and no funds are going to be given directly to individual candidates. There was a motion to allocate half of the money or $15,000 to be given to individual candidates. There was passionate discussion and then voting on the motion. The motion failed. The meeting was adjourned shortly after 1:00 PM.
The meeting was conducted by Suzanne Mulet who is Salt Lake County Republican Party Chair. First was a continuation of the meeting in June. Technically it was a continuation of an adjourned meeting. The business was to elect three new members of the Bylaws Committee. There were 8 candidates, all but one were nominated by themselves. There were three rounds of voting. It was planned to have electronic voting via the SLCo GOP web site, but there were technical difficulties, so we had to have paper balloting. Each candidate had 2 minutes to introduce themselves and tell their qualifications and then we had ballot boxes and stood in line to cast our votes. The winning candidates were Fred Cox, Alan Monson, and Carolyn Sharp.This was a lengthy process.
There were 281 credentialed attendees at one point. This is a small percentage of those who should have attended. It is necessary to have at least 20% of precinct chairs present to constitute a quorum I think, and it was sufficient for that.
While votes were being counted all candidates for public office were given the opportunity to speak. Actually there were only a few candidates present. Some of them were there in the hallway before the meeting started giving out signs, flyers, T-shirts, buttons etc. but most of them left after the meeting started.
We heard from Richard Snelgrove who is running for County Council and David Robinson who is running for County Mayor. There were several people who are running for state legislature and a representative for Mia Love named George Ferris spoke on Mia's behalf.
Also while votes were being counted we had officer reports. Suzanne Mulet reported on the committee's plans for social media campaigning. We need to define our image as Republicans and not let the media label Republicans. The committee chose three GOP ideas to focus on: Freedom to Be, Transparency and Local Determination. Here are examples:
Medicare Expansion is an issue of local determination.
K.I.S.S. is an issue of transparency.
Land Use is an issue of local determination.
Self-Reliance is an issue of Freedom to Be or Freedom2B.
Here are suggested hashtags for us to use: #utpol #utgop #slcogop #how2bgop #freedom2b #transparency #localdetermination #votelocal
Scott Miller is our Salt Lake County Republican Party Vice Chair. He spoke about voter registration. Voter registration forms were passed out. We were encouraged to get new people in our precincts registered to vote. He also talked about fund raising and suggested cares.savvi.com/slcrepublican party
{I tested this link and could access the Savvi home page but not the page specifically for Salt Lake County Republicans. Maybe it is not quite set up yet.}
Hopefully Savvi will be a very good thing to raise funds for our party and for a charity as well.
Scott also spoke about a possible need for security for future meetings and about GRAMA requests that have been made to county government. The Salt Lake County Mayor's office has not been forthcoming with information. More transparency is needed. He advised us to refer to the party web page for upcoming information.
Ben Soholt talked about an #iamarepublican campaign. He demonstrated a live Facebook video and challenged everyone to make an #iamarepublican video and post it on Facebook. {The goal of this campaign is to make the point that Republicans are normal people with lots of diversity.}
Roy Harris gave a financial report in keeping with his role as treasurer.
There was one auxiliary report by the chairman of the Salt Lake County Young Republicans. Salt Lake County Young Republicans Facebook page. This group has monthly meetings and is open to anyone who wants to attend. The target age group is ages 18 - 40.
New Business was next on the agenda. The GOTV or Get Out the Vote program was presented. This is a plan to be implemented in the next five weeks to help elect Republican candidates in Salt Lake County and $30,000 has been budgeted for this plan. A powerpoint was shown detailing what will be done. An attendee was concerned that all of the $30,000 is going to be spent by the party's executive committee and no funds are going to be given directly to individual candidates. There was a motion to allocate half of the money or $15,000 to be given to individual candidates. There was passionate discussion and then voting on the motion. The motion failed. The meeting was adjourned shortly after 1:00 PM.
Governor and President Debates on Monday Night
Tune in tomorrow night for the Utah Governor Debate.
Date: September 26, 2016
Time: 7:00 PM
Place: Logan, Utah
Republican Gary Herbert and Democrat Michael Weinholtz will be discussing important issues related to the Utah Governor's race. The debate will be broadcast on KBYU Eleven.
Then you can stay tuned for PBS Newshour's coverage of the first United States Presidential Debate between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton.
Date: September 26, 2016
Time: 7:00 PM
Place: Logan, Utah
Republican Gary Herbert and Democrat Michael Weinholtz will be discussing important issues related to the Utah Governor's race. The debate will be broadcast on KBYU Eleven.
Then you can stay tuned for PBS Newshour's coverage of the first United States Presidential Debate between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton.
Friday, September 23, 2016
Attorney General Sean Reyes Shares His Vision for Utah
The Attorney General Race Continues On!
Dear Friend,
Just hours before
the scheduled Attorney General Debate on September 21, 2016, I received some
disheartening news. I learned that my Democratic opponent, Jon Harper, was
exiting the Utah Attorney General race due to health reasons. This meant that
he would not be present at the Utah Debate Commission's Attorney General Debate.
While I was saddened upon learning the news about Jon, I was also concerned
about the many people expecting to watch an informative debate with the Attorney
General candidates who qualified to be on stage.
Upon learning the news of the Democratic challenger exiting the AG race, the Debate Commission graciously offered the entire hour to me to share my vision for Utah, and what the Attorney General's office has done and will continue to do under my leadership for the citizens of Utah. One thing is certain in life and in politics - constant change! My campaign team and I turned this unexpected change in to an opportunity to host a modified debate with the students and some media at Dixie State University.
I spent an hour sharing my vision for the future and answering questions from some of the most inquisitive minds in the state — DSU students. If you did not get a chance to tune-in and watch the AG modified debate, you still can! Please visit: WatchAGModifiedDebate to view.
Upon learning the news of the Democratic challenger exiting the AG race, the Debate Commission graciously offered the entire hour to me to share my vision for Utah, and what the Attorney General's office has done and will continue to do under my leadership for the citizens of Utah. One thing is certain in life and in politics - constant change! My campaign team and I turned this unexpected change in to an opportunity to host a modified debate with the students and some media at Dixie State University.
I spent an hour sharing my vision for the future and answering questions from some of the most inquisitive minds in the state — DSU students. If you did not get a chance to tune-in and watch the AG modified debate, you still can! Please visit: WatchAGModifiedDebate to view.
I want to thank the Utah Debate Commission again for the opportunity to participate in their debate series. I also want to thank Dixie State University for hosting the Attorney General "Modified" Debate.
Finally, I want to thank each of you for your continued support. I am very fortunate to have so many great Utahns across the state in my court.
With respect and
gratitude,
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Utah Attorney General
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Candidate Sean Reyes
Sean Reyes is running for re-election as Utah's Attorney General.
He will be debating with his Democratic opponent tomorrow night Wednesday September 21. 2016 at Dixie State College in St. George at 6:00 PM.
The debate will be broadcast live on KBYU Eleven.
Sean's web site is http://www.seanreyes.com/ It is quite a comprehensive web site telling about what Sean Reyes has done as Utah's Attorney General. He also has a Facebook page.
He will be debating with his Democratic opponent tomorrow night Wednesday September 21. 2016 at Dixie State College in St. George at 6:00 PM.
The debate will be broadcast live on KBYU Eleven.
Sean's web site is http://www.seanreyes.com/ It is quite a comprehensive web site telling about what Sean Reyes has done as Utah's Attorney General. He also has a Facebook page.
Vote Utah Debates on KBYU Eleven
Here is the website link for KBYU Eleven's Vote Utah Series. You can watch many of the candidate debates on TV at KBYU Eleven.
KBYU Eleven Vote Utah Series
KBYU Eleven Vote Utah Series
Learn more about Civil Asset Forfeiture in Utah
FREE EVENT: Did you know that the government can permanently take a person's property without charging them with—let alone convicting them of—a crime?
Come learn about civil asset forfeiture, hear some stories of its abuse in Utah, and learn how you can help put a stop to this practice. We will be joined by Senator Howard Stephenson, who has been a leader in reforming the law (in favor of property rights) in recent years.
Utah voters in 2000 overwhelmingly voted to reform forfeiture, but prosecutors and police immediately sought to undermine the new law. We have a plan to push back—and we're going to win. Come join us, and bring a friend!
Date: Thursday September 22, 2016
Time: 7:00 PM -b8:30 PM
Place: American Preparatory Academy -- Draper #2
11938 South Lone Peak Parkway, Draper, Utah 84020
For more information go to https://www.facebook.com/events/1803017779984921/
and https://www.facebook.com/libertasutah/
Come learn about civil asset forfeiture, hear some stories of its abuse in Utah, and learn how you can help put a stop to this practice. We will be joined by Senator Howard Stephenson, who has been a leader in reforming the law (in favor of property rights) in recent years.
Utah voters in 2000 overwhelmingly voted to reform forfeiture, but prosecutors and police immediately sought to undermine the new law. We have a plan to push back—and we're going to win. Come join us, and bring a friend!
Date: Thursday September 22, 2016
Time: 7:00 PM -b8:30 PM
Place: American Preparatory Academy -- Draper #2
11938 South Lone Peak Parkway, Draper, Utah 84020
For more information go to https://www.facebook.com/events/1803017779984921/
and https://www.facebook.com/libertasutah/
Utah Republican Party Newsletter
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