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 […]
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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
Statement on Uncounted Ballots Read More »
At the 2024 Republican State Convention, Governor Spencer Cox insinuated that Delegates who don’t vote for him “hate too much,” and stated that those Republicans are “radical extremists.” He threatened that if we didn’t vote for him the Republican Party would lose the Neighborhood Caucus-Convention System, which allows everyone an equal chance to participate in
At the request of many Republican delegates, voters, and local leaders, the Iron County Republican Party is taking a greater role in informing voters about non-partisan elections. Below are some issues the Iron County Executive Committee came to a consensus on. Note: Due to Congressman Chris Stewart’s resignation, and the special election for Congressional District
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We hope this letter finds you well. We want to bring your attention to the upcoming Primary Election, which is scheduled for September 5th. Your voice matters, and this is your opportunity to have your voice heard. Here are some key details you need to know about the upcoming election: Ballots Sent: Your Primary Election
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Adult men dressing as women to act out their sexual desires in a public setting is not an appropriate function of government funds, and inviting vulnerable children to participate in these sexualized fetishes is abuse. Sexual fetishes should not involve children, and should be kept private.
Statement on Johnson Center Drag Show Read More »
After thousands of missing ballots for the 2022 midterm election in Iron County, County Central Committee member Richard Genck sponsored the following resolution: “Whereas, in the year 2020, The Utah State Legislature passed HB 36 titled “Election Amendments,” which eliminated an election officer’s discretion to administer an election in any manner other than primarily by
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The County Central Committee (CCC) held a special election for our new County Auditor. Lucas Little, a deputy county auditor, won that appointment on Dec 15th. Lucas Little thanked the CCC members, saying, Hello Central Committee Members, I want to thank each of you who attended the meeting on Thursday. It was great to meet
New County Auditor – Lucas Little Read More »
Election Day is coming up! Help support local, State, and National Conservative candidates by getting informed and voting! Note: Some mail-in ballots have been delayed, so if you have not received and dropped off your ballot in the mail by Monday, November 7th, you can vote in person at voting centers in Cedar city, Enoch,
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The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (S2938) was signed into law by President Biden in July 2022. Among other things, the bill provides the following: Requires background checks for firearms purchasers under 21 to include checks to determine if the person has a juvenile record that would prohibit them from purchasing a firearm. (Violates Equal Protection
Resolution Condemning S2938 as Unconstitutional Read More »
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