New dates for Candidate Filing in Utah February 28 -- March 4, 2022

 

Note:  WJD030 has been changed because of redistricting to WJD025. But I will continue to share Republican Party news at this website until the Caucus Meeting on March 8, 2022.  JHD          UTGOP members,   With the elections upcoming, we encourage everyone to participate. We want to get as many great candidates as possible. We look forward to a great election season. Join us for caucus night on March 8th at 7:00 PM. Visit www.utgop.org for more information on caucus night.   The deadline for filing to become a candidate has been changed by the passage of SB 170. The new submission deadlines will be Monday, February 28th until Friday, March 4th at 5:00 PM.       Effective Immediately DECLARATION OF CANDIDATE FILING WEEK CHANGE  REVISED DATE: FEBRUARY 28 - MARCH 4  SB 170, which was passed and signed by the Governor on February 14, changed the candidate declaration filing period for the General 2022 elections.  The period for declaring candidacy for the 2022 general election is Monday, February 28 through Friday, March 4 at 5PM. The request for this change was made by the political parties to the state legislature. Judicial retention filings were not changed by this bil and will still be July 1 - July 15.  How to File: Potential candidates should complete the forms for the office that they wish to declare their candidacy. Forms should NOT be signed until the candidate appears before the filing officer. The only exception is for a person declaring their candidacy who will be outside of Utah the entire filing period (Feb 28-Mar 4).  State candidates must file a disclosure statement. Disclosure accounts must be created on disclosures.utah.gov. For incumbents, a disclosure statement filed in 2022 is required. For new candidates, a disclosure statement must be completed prior to filing and within the past 10 days  UTAH STATE CAPITOL, SUITE 220 · P.O. Box 142325 · SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84114-2325  TEL: (801) 538-1041 · Fax: (801) 538 -1133  In the case of a candidate outside of Utah that entire week, the candidate should sign in front of a notary public and have a designee bring the forms in person to the filing officer, during the filing period. The designee must be prepared to coordinate a virtual meeting with the candidate and filing officer where the candidate can be heard and seen. 20A-9-202(1)(c) An example of this is Google Meet, Zoom, Facetime, etc.  Where to File:    Candidate Type/Office  Where to File  Filing Fee:  U.S. Senate  Office of the Lt. Governor  $1,355.00  U. S. House of Representative Office of the Lt. Governor  $485.00  State Senator  $114.12  County clerk of Residence OR Office of the Lt. Governor  State House of Representative  $82.06  County clerk of Residence OR Office of the Lt. Governor  State Board of Education  $99.88  County clerk of Residence OR Office of the Lt. Governor  State Treasurer  $792.50  Local County candidates Local School Board  Office of the Lt. Governor  County Clerk's Office County Clerk's Office  $50 +0.00125 x annual salary $50.00    Contact info: Contact the Office of the Lt. Governor at 801-538-1041 elections@utah.gov, or you may contact your local county clerk for information.      Beaver County  105 E. Center St, Beaver  435-438-6463  Box Elder  1 S. Main Street, Box Elder  435-734-3393    Cache  179 N. Main Street, Logan  435-755-1460    Carbon  751 East 100 North, Price  435-636-3221    Daggett  95 N 1st West, Manila  435-784-3154    Davis  61 South Main St, Farmington  801-451-3508    Duchesne  734 North Center St, Duchesne  435-738-1228    Emery  75 E Main, Castle Dale  435-381-3550    Garfield  55 S Main, Panguitch  435-676-1120    Grand  125 E Center, Moab  435-259-1321    Iron  68 S 100 E, Parowan  435-477-8340    Juab  160 N Main, Nephi  435-623-3410    Kane  76 N Main St, Kanab  435-644-2458    Millard  765 S Highway 99, Fillmore  435-743-6223    Morgan  48 West Young St, Morgan  801-845-4011    Piute  550 N Main St, Junction  435-577-2840 435-793-2415    Rich  20 South Main, Randolph    Salt Lake  2001 S State Street, Salt Lake City  385-468-7400    San Juan  117 South Main St, Monticello  435-587-3223    Sanpete  160 N Main, Manti  435-835-2131    Sevier  250 N Main St, Richfield  435-893-0401    Summit  60 N Main St, Coalville  435-336-3204    Tooele  47 S Main, Tooele  435-843-3140    Uintah  147 East Main, Vernal  435-781-5360    Utah  100 E Center, Provo  801-851-8128    Wasatch  25 N Main, Heber City  435-657-3190    Washington  197 East Tabernacle St, St. George  435-634-5712    Wayne  18 South Main, Loa  435-836-1300    Weber  2380 Washington Blvd, Ogden  801-399-8034

Redistricting Changes for Our Precinct

•  Because of redistricting for the 2020 census some things have changed.
• We still have the same precinct boundaries (7000 S, 7600 S., 2200 West, Redwood Road). But the name has changed to WJD025.
• We are still in Congressional District 4 and Burgess Owens is our representative.
• We are in State Senate District 16 and Wayne Harper is our senator.
• We are in a new state house district (District 36) and Jim Dunnigan is our representative in the state legislature.
• We are still in County Council District 3 and Aimee Winder Newton is our representative.
• Finally, we are looking forward to in-person caucus meetings again. The Republican caucuses will be on Tuesday, March 8, 2022, and our precinct will meet at Bennion Junior High.
• More information is available from the Salt Lake County Clerk at https://slco.org/clerk/

Amy Coney Barrett

 

Friends, This week, the Senate Judiciary Committee is holding hearings to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. She has shown a knowledge of the law that is truly breathtaking. Democratic senators have hurled vitriol and venom her way. Judge Barrett has simply smiled and responded with class and dignity, while politely and humbly dancing intellectual legal circles around them. Precisely the temperament we want in a judge sitting on the highest court in the land. One of the President’s most important constitutional duties is to appoint judges. As Senator Mike Lee explained in the hearings this week, the role of a judge is to apply the law as it is actually written, and not read into it things the judge wishes it said. Unfortunately, Joe Biden has made it clear he will not do that. He will select judges who would act as his personal policymakers. Worse, he will “pack the court” by increasing its number of judges and then appointing judges who will apply the law the way HE wants it applied. Biden has consistently refused to admit whether he will pack the court. He was recently asked whether the American people deserve to know his opinion. His response:  “No, they don’t. You read that correctly. “No, they don’t.” He then stated that the American people will “know my opinion on court-packing when the election is over.” These are stunning admissions--or perhaps simply rare moments of lucidness. Folks, we don’t need to wait until the election is over to know where Biden stands. We know. I agree with Judge Barrett, who once stated that “we shouldn’t be putting people on the court that share our policy preferences. We should be putting people on the court who want to apply the Constitution. Will you please donate $25, $50 or $100 to help us ensure that we have more judges like Amy Barrett, and help us defeat a candidate who is intent on packing the court if he wins? Sincerely, Chairman Derek Brown  Donate $25   Donate $100   Donate $250   Donate Another Amount       Copyright © 2019 Utah Republican Party, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 15 W. South Temple, Ste 250 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

Vote Laurie Stringham for Salt Lake County Council At Large

 

Dear Salt Lake County Voters, It appears that in Mayor Jenny Wilson's mind, her $1.4 Billion Bloated budget is still not enough; she wants more!  Wilson has already told us our taxes are going up.  Although taxpayers feel helpless as the County government takes our hard-earned money, this year you can do something about it and it is as simple as 1, 2, 3.   In one short minute, you can see how together, we can cut the Salt Lake County budget and cut your taxes.  It really is as simple as 1,2,3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTkCaLkHEiI&feature=youtu.be If you would rather read than watch, your instructions for cutting taxes are here: Earlier this year, when County Mayor Jenny Wilson passed her enormous property tax increase, angry Salt Lake County residents felt powerless. What is worse? Mayor Wilson is not done raising your taxes unless we stop her. The Salt Lake County budget has increased 50% in just six years and now tops a whopping $1.4 billion dollars. We can no longer afford Wilson's tax & spend habits! Because of this, voters like you asked me to run. But what else can we do to stop Mayor Wilson's out of control spending? Stopping Mayor Wilson is as easy as 1, 2, 3. Mayor Wilson needs the Salt Lake County Council to approve her BLOATED budgets. She knows she has the votes of her rubber-stamping Democrats. Bradley: yes. Ghorbani: yes. Arlyn: yes. Granato: yes. Thankfully fiscal watchdogs Richard Snelgrove and Aimee Winder-Newton said no, but they need 3 more votes to keep Wison from picking our pockets. Fortunately, in this election, you have the chance to deliver those 3 votes, by voting yes for Dea Theodore, yes for Dave Alvord, and yes for me, Laurie Stringham. Each one of us has committed to CUTTING the County’s BLOATED budget. Make sure you, your family, and friends are registered to vote. Every vote counts and your wallet depends on it. This out of control spending must stop. So remember, cutting taxes is as simple as 1, 2, 3:     1. Dea Theodore     2. Dave Alvord     3. Laurie Stringham for Salt Lake County Council. I would love to hear from you regarding this important issue! Sincerely, Laurie Stringham Salt Lake County Council At Large - Candidate Email: vote@lauriestringham.com Website: lauriestringham.com Phone: 801-699-2031   Please Donate to my Campaign P.S. In my years of working as a precinct chair I have had several associations with Laurie Stringham. She is a genuine and capable person and will do a fine job for us on the Salt Lake County Council.  ---- Jeanette Drake

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Information about voting in Utah

 

Friends, This coming week, registered voters across Utah will receive their ballots in the mail. Utahns have been voting by mail for almost a decade now, and our election system is ranked #2 in the nation for election security! Many of you have asked us questions about Utah’s vote-by-mail process, including what measures are in place to ensure a fair and secure election. The Utah Republican Party has created this video to help you understand the vote-by-mail process, and answer many of the questions you may have. Vote by Mail Please take two minutes to watch this video, and then please forward it to anyone you know who might have questions about voting by mail. Most importantly, be sure to cast your ballot next week when it arrives! Chairman Derek Brown

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Message from County Mayor Candidate Trent Staggs

 Ballots will be mailed out next week. Please do what you can to help elect the best candidates. 

Here is plea from Trent Staggs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xa3T64ZY8Q&feature=youtu.be

Interview with Congressman Chris Stewart

 I learned some interesting things. I didn't know Congressman Chis Stewart held some world speed rcords. I didn't know some of the National Security information. I won't be able to vote for Stewart because he doesn't represent my district. But, I sure hope he wins.

https://www.facebook.com/UTGOP/videos/677549372872453