Dear Fellow Iron County Republicans, Over the past four years, we’ve faced significant challenges with mail-in voting that have led to many voices in our community going unheard. In the general elections of 2021 and 2022, ballot mailing delays due to reliance on third-party vendors resulted in thousands of ballots being undelivered to voters’ homes,

The Iron County GOP extends its gratitude to Governor Spencer Cox and Attorney General Sean Reyes for their leadership in challenging federal overreach with the landmark lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) control over unappropriated lands in Utah. This action, questioning the constitutionality of federal control over 18.5 million acres, reflects a strong

As Iron County Republican voters, you may be asked why you vote against perpetually increasing property taxes. The Iron County Executive Committee has listed a few reasons to support your position: Background on ICSD’s Budget and Spending The ICSD has a history of voting to increase taxes approximately every two years. Despite this, the majority

A common justification for universal mail-in balloting is that “every vote counts.” To preface, ballots mailed in and postmarked on the Primary Election Day (June 25th) are ineligible to be counted. Because of this law, over 400 ballots cast by Iron County residents were uncounted, though many of the voters whose ballots were not counted