Utah County delegates prepare for upcoming nominating convention procedures
December 08, 2024 | UTPOL, Citizen Journalism , 2024 -2025 Utah Citizen Journalism, Elections, Utah
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Sims also encouraged delegates to be proactive about their commitments. If anyone feels unable to fulfill their role, he recommended resigning early to allow an alternate to step in, ensuring accurate representation at the convention. "It's admirable if you realize that you can't do what's being asked," he stated, promoting transparency and responsibility among volunteers.
The training session outlined key logistical details for the convention, including the necessity of photo identification and the importance of familiarizing oneself with precinct information. Delegates were reminded to utilize the precinct portal on the UCRP website for up-to-date candidate information and to prepare for a full day of activities at the convention.
As the event approaches, Sims reiterated the need for patience and respect among delegates, regardless of differing viewpoints on candidates. "It's okay if we support different candidates; we can still be friends," he said, fostering a spirit of camaraderie within the party.
With a busy election cycle ahead, the focus remains on ensuring delegates are well-prepared and informed, setting the stage for a successful convention in 2024.
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