Become a State Delegate — Utah Republican Party

Caucus Night  ·  March 17, 2026 at 6PM

Parents Make the
Best Delegates

Because no one fights harder for kids.

Becoming one is easier than you think. Follow these easy 4 steps to represent your neighborhood at the Utah Republican State Convention.

Show Me How — 4 Steps
Caucus Night — Tuesday, March 17th at 6 PM   |   State Convention — April 25th

The legislative session may have wrapped up — but our work is continuing.

Parents make the best delegates because no one fights harder for kids. Becoming a delegate is easier than you think and only takes a little time, but it gives parents a real voice. Show up on caucus night and run.

Watch: How to Become a Delegate

▶ Watch: How to Become a Delegate

How to Become a Delegate

1

Make Sure You're a Registered Republican Voter

To run as a delegate, you must be registered as a Republican. Check your current voter status — or sign up for the first time — using the Utah voter portal below.

Already registered? Double-check that your party is listed as Republican — not unaffiliated or another party. If not, you can update it here.

Check or Register to Vote
2

Pre-Register for Your Caucus

After confirming or registering to vote, complete the pre-registration process. Pre-register with the Utah Republican Party to confirm your attendance. When you complete pre-registration, you'll receive the address of your neighborhood caucus meeting.

Pre-Register for Caucus
3

Find Your Caucus Meeting Location

All caucus meetings are held on Tuesday, March 17th at 6 PM — Use the Find My Precinct Portal link below or the Caucus Registration Confirmation email (from pre-registering) to find your precinct and find the address of your neighborhood caucus meeting.

Find My Caucus on Precinct Portal
4

Show Up, Run as a Delegate & Vote for Your Kids' Future

Attend your neighborhood caucus on March 17 at 6 PM. Raise your hand and run for State Delegate. If your neighbors elect you, you'll represent your community at the State Convention on April 25 and help choose leaders who respect parents and families.

Tip: When they ask for delegate nominations, raise your hand and volunteer. In many precincts, the hardest part is simply having people willing to run.
60%

It Starts at Caucus Night

Delegates chosen on caucus night vote at party conventions. If a candidate receives 60% of those delegate votes, they become the party nominee.

Caucus 101

New to the Caucus? We've Got You.

Not sure what happens at a caucus, who can run, or what delegates actually do? We put together a easy to understand guide just for parents — covering the agenda, all five precinct roles, and answers to the most common questions.

Caucus 101 Guide

This Is Your Chance
to Make a Difference.

Vote for candidates who protect your right to parent.

Because parents—not the government—know what's best for their kids.

Find My Caucus Meeting →

Questions? Visit precinctportal.org or your local Republican Party office.

Caucus: Tuesday, March 17, 2026 at 6 PM  ·  State Convention: April 25, 2026