Utah Republicans are stepping up in a big way. Over the past few weeks, our volunteers have traveled to Arizona and Nevada to knock doors and connect with voters—all to help re-elect President Donald J. Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance.

On August 20th, Utah took a bold and necessary step to push back against overreaching federal control of our public lands. We’re proud to stand behind the leadership of Speaker Mike Schultz, Senate President Stuart Adams, Attorney General Sean Reyes, Governor Spencer Cox, and members of the Utah Legislature for taking meaningful action to protect the land we call home.

The Utah Republican Party was honored to attend the 2024 Republican National Convention, and it was an incredibly unifying experience for our leadership team, national delegates, and alternate delegates. Surrounded by thousands of fellow Republicans from across the country, we felt renewed energy and purpose in our shared mission to serve and strengthen this great nation.

Utah had the honor of hosting the 2024 RNC Western States Event, and it was a tremendous success. Republican leaders, supporters, and party members from across the western United States came together with one clear goal: to raise money and build momentum to keep and flip the West red this November.

The Utah Republican Party is shocked and deeply disappointed by the attempted assassination of President Donald J. Trump on July 13. This cowardly act of violence is an attack not only on President Trump, but on the foundation of our Republic and the millions of Americans who believe in the future he represents.

After multiple requests from elected officials and candidates, we are pleased to announce the new Caucus Convention Pledge.

Filing is now open for any Republican who would like to represent Utah at the national level during the Republican National Convention (National Delegates are tasked with casting a vote to officially determine the Republican Presidential nominee), following the general election (Presidential Electors cast a vote in the Electoral College), or as a member of the RNC (as the National Committeeman or National Committeewoman).

The Utah Republican Party will permit registered Republican voters from Utah to participate in the caucus by voting absentee under the same rights and processes available to UOCAVA voters in normal Utah elections.

Caucus is on March 5, 2024 starting at 7pm. It will last approximately until 9pm. We encourage folks to arrive early.

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