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Bring your family & meet the candidates running to represent you on the federal, state, & county level! MONDAY, October 12, 2020 7-9 PM Cache County Event Center – Gossner Room 490 S 500 W, Logan, UT Candidates attending: FEDERAL CANDIDATES: Blake Moore, candidate for Congressional District 1 (will be attending virtually) STATE CANDIDATES: Sean […]
Read MoreContact Chris Booth or Shellie Giddings to pickup your Trump sign! SORRY! OUT OF STOCK. Chris Booth Cache GOP Chair 435-554-4940 chair@CacheGOP.com Shellie Giddings Cache GOP Vice Chair 435-881-7529 vicechair@CacheGOP.com
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, Last week, the legislature convened the August 2020 special session. During the session, the Legislature passed 20 bills on a range of issues, including providing Utahns and Utah businesses financial relief by waiving state income tax on PPP loans and CARES Act money, modifying the 2020 general election process, addressing issues […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, This week at the Capitol we convened in the 2020 Sixth Special Legislative Session to consider pressing legislative issues relevant during this pandemic. We passed a total of 20 bills on Thursday, August 20. You can watch the recording of the session in the Senate here. Below is a brief recap of […]
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Dear Friends and Neighbors, Last week we celebrated Juneteenth. For those of you who don’t know, this holiday commemorates the emancipation of the last remaining African American slaves in the Confederacy. Considering events of the last few weeks, it made this year’s Juneteenth a little more poignant. As part of our special legislative session, a […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, Thanks to all of you who have been diligent in following the health guidelines during this pandemic. To achieve the best outcomes in flattening the curve, we need everyone to do their part. We are seeing exciting progress, but we must continue to follow social distancing and sanitizing protocols. As of […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, I hope you’ve all enjoyed the sunshine and warmer temperatures this last week. In addition to the beautiful weather, I’m encouraged that as a state we’ve taken important steps forward to slowly begin returning to life as normal. On May 4th, the Utah Department of Health reported 124,661 COVID-19 tests administered, 5,317 positive […]
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Hello friends and neighbors, I wanted to reach out with a brief update from the end of the third and fourth Special Legislative Session. We have been working to ensure Utah is prepared to recover from the economic turmoil brought about by COVID-19. Enclosed in this update are the bills passed by the legislature during the third […]
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RESULTS: Find the full results on the State Party’s website here. Also see screenshots below: Dear State Delegate, This email, and the video below from Chairman Derek Brown, serve as your official Call to Convention for our Utah Republican Party Nominating Convention taking place on April 25, 2020. In this unique year, we are gathering […]
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FINAL RESULTS – 2020 Cache County Nominating Convention Contested race percentages: (Candidates must receive 70% or above in order to become the party’s nominee. If neither candidate reaches 70% of the vote, a primary election will be held for that race. The Primary Election will be held June 30, 2020.) . County Recorder: Devron Anderson […]
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Press Release Caucus Postponement Dear Republican Friends, Earlier today, Governor Herbert announced that public gatherings in Utah should be limited to 100 people. He also recommended that for individuals who are either immunocompromised or over the age of 60, gatherings should be limited to 20 people. Many of the schools—where our caucus night gatherings are […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, The 2020 Legislative Session is finished, and it has been an interesting one. Along with many important bills, events in the world and in Utah have create a sense of unrest and anxiety that make some of our issues seem trivial. Most of the bills passed during this legislative session make […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, Now that the legislature has adjourned sine die, it is on the governor to review all 510 of the bills passed during the session. He has 20 days to decide whether he will allow a bill to pass into law or veto a bill. If he vetoes a bill, the legislature […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, We concluded our business this week and it certainly felt like the time flew by. During the 2020 General Legislative Session we passed 510 bills. Many of these were clean up bills, meaning minor words or definitions were changed. I will send out a session recap highlighting many of the top […]
Read MoreDear Friends and Neighbors, Week seven of the legislative session has come and gone and we are officially finished with the 2020 General Legislative Session. It has been a productive 45 days. We started a bit slow but finished strong. There were many bills left when the clock struck midnight, but that is the beauty […]
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CCC Meeting Attendance 3_7_20 CCC Meeting Minutes 03_07_20 – to be approved Spring CCC Meeting Notice Please RSVP CCC Meeting Agenda 03_07_20 Bylaw Amendment Proposals – CCC Mtg 03-07-20 . SATURDAY March 7, 2020 9:30 AM County Event Center – 490 S 500 W Logan, UT All precinct officers (Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer), elected […]
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What: Cache Valley legislators will hold a town hall meeting each Saturday morning of the legislative session to hear from constituents and report back on the progress of the legislative session. Who: Senator Lyle Hillyard, Senator Scott Sandall, Representative Joel Ferry, Representative Dan Johnson, Representative Val Potter, Representative Casey Snider When: 7:30-8:30 a.m. every Saturday […]
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Checking In At The Legislature: 2020 Session Week 5 With less than two weeks left in the session, the legislators on the Hill are busier than ever. Many of the most highlighted bills are making their way to the floor for presentations and debates. At the same time, the Executive Appropriations Committee is making its […]
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