Steven Pratt Seminar

              Special  Announcement!!
Stephen Pratt will present The Unknown American Republic: A Review of the Evidence of the Original Union of States at the American Heritage School (Across the street from the American Fork Temple) on July 1, 2010 at 7:00 pm.  The public is invited.  Go to the website libertyandlearning.com for more information.

PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 22nd-

 Primary Election 2010 

Frequently Asked Questions: 

For general voting questions including party affiliation, voter registration, district boundaries, etc. contact your county clerk’s office. 

For questions about individual candidates, contact the candidates themselves. http://www.elections.utah.gov/2010Candidates.html 

When is the Primary Election? June 22nd 

Who votes in the Republican Primary? Only registered Republicans 

How do I register to vote? The mail-in registration date has passed, so you must register in person at your county clerk’s office by JUNE 7th- in order to vote in primary. 

How do I register as a Republican ? You must fill out a new voter registration on form at your county clerk’s office and check ‘republican’ under ‘party affiliation’.

Where do I vote? Our area is at the Seville

I will be out of town on election day, can I still vote? Yes , if you fill  out an “absentee ballot registration form” at your county clerk’s office by Jun 18 th. 

Which offices will I vote for? 

U.S Senate - Tim Bridgewater vs Mike Lee 

Utah House – if you live in any the following legislative districts 5, , 19, 20 50, 53, 59. 

To find your legislative district go to https://gva1.utah.gov/elections/polling.aspx and fill in the required information, the click on view my “elected officials ” Or contact county clerk. 

Note: You cannot “ write in” candidates in the Primary election. Write ins are for general election Nov. 2, 2010.  

County Convention Results

April 24th, 2010-  Mountain View High School

Legislative Races

District 57
John Stevens 34 votes
Craig Frank 97 votes (nominee)

District 59 (Will go to Primary election)
Mike Thompson 34 votes
Val Peterson 37 votes

District 60
Brad Daw 64 votes (nominee)
Calvin Harper 35 votes

District 63
Dawn Frandsen 18 votes
Dean Sanpei 30 votes (nominee)

District 65
Mark Jarman 24 votes
Francis Gibson 106 votes (nominee)

District 66
Scott Brighton 7 votes
Mike Morley 93 votes (nominee)

County Races

Clerk/Auditor
Bryan Thompson (by acclamation)

Treasurer
Robert Kirk (by acclamation)

Attorney
Jeff Buhman (by acclamation)

Commission Seat A (Will go to a Primary)
James Vein (eliminated in round 1 voting)
Gary Anderson 643 votes (round 2)
Joel Wright 604 votes (round 2)

Commission Seat B
Steve White 424 votes
Doug Witney 906 votes (nominee)
Leon Frazier 45 votes
Linda Housekeepr 1 vote

County Assessor
Steve Hemingway 89 votes
Kris Poulson 1280 votes (nominee)

County Recorder (Will go to a Primary)
Jeff Smith 702 votes
Rod Campbell 664 votes

County Surveyor
Gary Ratcliffe 887 votes (nominee)
Scott Peterson 480 votes

County Sheriff
Robin Wall 235 votes
James Tracy 1008 votes (nominee)
Dan Burton 127 votes

Non-binding Straw Poll of the U.S. Senate Race
Mike Lee 485 votes
Cherilyn Eager 258 votes
Tim Bridgewater 182 votes
Bob Bennett 176 votes
Leonard Fabiano 44 votes
Jeremy Friedbaum 16 votes
Merrill Cook 11 votes
David Chiu 2 votes

New Precinct Officers

Thank you to everyone who came to caucus night, supported our precinct officers and took part in the grassroots process .  It was a wonderful turn- out and many were there for the very first time! That's great! We hope to have an even bigger showing at the next caucus! 


We are very excited to be able to represent our precinct and do the research we need to do in order to make smart, informed decisions.  We would love to have you involved any way you can! We will be keeping this blog for the very purpose of EDUCATING our precinct on issues, candidates, events, constitution groups, and anything else we want to discuss! 
The officers are listed on the RIGHT hand side of the page and have their contact information listed.  Feel free to get in touch with them through phone calls,  email or35precinct @gmail.com or comments through the blog.  We will be visiting door to door the ENTIRE precinct in groups of two, to meet with you and let you know who we are and how to get in touch with us.  We are looking forward to that in the coming weeks!


Listed below are local events taking place in our area to meet the candidates and hear some debates. You are welcome to attend and we would love your feedback.  


* Tues April 6th (6:30-9:30pm) Noah Webster Academy- meet and mingle with Utah county candidates


*Wed April 7th (7:00pm) Noah Webster Academy- County commission debate (Gary Anderson, Joel Wright, James Vein)


*Wed April 14th (7:00pm) Noah Webster Academy- Brad Daw and Calvin Harper debate 

*UVU Senate Debate

April 2nd: Friday, 12:00-2:00 PM
Utah Valley University

Lakeview Room, 4th floor of Library
800 West University Parkwa
Orem, UT 84058-6703

Come to Caucus Night!

The most important elections in Utah occur at the precinct caucus. A precinct is an area about the size of a few neighborhoods, or 1,250 homes. Utah has about 1,725 precincts. Citizens throughout the state are invited to attend their precinct caucus (a caucus is a meeting of the local members of a political party) on Tuesday, March 23, 2010, at 7:00 p.m. There, citizens become delegates to the party conventions (state and county,) where the candidates who will represent each political party in the General Election are selected.

WE need YOU to come and let your voice be heard! There are several individuals in our neighborhood who are needing your support to represent YOU and YOUR voice during the upcoming elections.  PLEASE commit to be there and fulfill your duty at CITIZENS of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA. What a great opportunity! 

UTAH PRECINCT STRATEGY

Important Dates

March 23- Precinct Caucus

Within 2 weeks after Caucus - Training meeting (your district will decide which day)

March – May – Meet the candidate events

April 24 – County Central Committee Meeting & Utah CountyRepublican Party Convention

April 27-29 – Training Meeting (your district will decide which day)

May 8 – State Convention

May 21 – Primary Election mail-in registration deadline

June 7 – Primary Election walk-in voter registration deadline

June 8 – 19 – Primary Election Early Voting

June 22 – Primary Election

August 28 – County Central Committee Meeting