UTAH REPUBLICAN PARTY SB 54 SURVEY (PRELIMINARY RESULTS THROUGH 5/12/15)

Larger Republican Base State Delegates

Elected Officials

Q1) Which path should the Utah Republican Party choose?

QPP

55.27%

61.10%

RPP

30.82%

30.20%

87.50%
0.00%

Not Sure

13.91%

8.70%

12.50%

Yes

47.69%

64.90%

60.00%

No

44.24%

33.10%

40.00%

8.07%

2.00%

0.00%

Yes

76.51%

84.10%

100.00%

No

17.26%

12.60%

0.00%

6.23%

3.30%

0.00%

Yes

65.19%

69.50%

80.00%

No

29.74%

26.50%

13.30%

5.06%

4.00%

6.70%

Yes

32.90%

45.00%

12.50%

No

49.97%

47.00%

68.80%

Not Sure

17.13%

7.90%

18.80%

Yes

46.11%

62.00%

73.30%

No

43.53%

30.70%

20.00%

Not Sure

10.36%

7.30%

6.70%

Yes

68.89%

65.30%

80.00%

No

19.05%

25.30%

20.00%

Not Sure

12.06%

9.30%

0.00%

Yes

42.94%

23.50%

20.00%

No

45.37%

66.40%

73.30%

Not Sure

11.69%

10.10%

6.70%

Q2) Should the Utah Republican Party continue its legal challenge against SB 54?

Not Sure
Q3) Should a Republican candidate be prohibited from being a member or an officer in another registered political party?

Not Sure
Q4) Should all Republican candidates, regardless of whether they go through the caucus convention system or collect
signatures, be required to sign a platform disclosure statement?

Not Sure
Q5) Should Republican candidates be required to meet with the Republican Party in order to officially run as a Republican?

Q6) Should the candidates who only go through the caucus convention process have access to the Partys resources? These
resources include the Partys e-mail list, its discounted postage rate, data tools and Party volunteers.

Q7) Should candidates who go through the caucus convention system and gather signatures through the petition route have
access to the party's resources? These resources include the Partys e-mail list, its discounted postage rate, data tools and
Party's volunteers?

Q8) Should candidates who only gather signatures through the petition route have access to the party's resources? These
resources include the Partys e-mail list, its discounted postage rate, data tools and Party volunteers.

UTAH REPUBLICAN PARTY SB 54 SURVEY (PRELIMINARY RESULTS THROUGH 5/12/15)

Larger Republican Base State Delegates

Elected Officials

Q9) Should the Party endorse candidates during the primary?

Yes

29.55%

32.70%

53.30%

No

62.71%

64.70%

40.00%

7.74%

2.70%

6.70%

Candidates who only go through the caucus convention system.

39.50%

57.90%

50.00%

Candidates who go through the caucus convention system and gather petition signatures.

39.92%

28.10%

37.50%

4.34%

0.00%

0.00%

16.25%

14.00%

12.50%

Limit the endorsement to one candidate per race

28.12%

34.50%

77.80%

Make endorsements available to more than one candidate per race

71.88%

65.50%

22.20%

Yes

62.51%

52.70%

26.70%

No

26.64%

38.00%

73.30%

Not Sure

10.85%

9.30%

0.00%

Not Sure
Q10) If the Republican Party chooses to endorse candidates in the primary, who should the endorsement be available to?

Candidates who only gather signatures through the petition route.

Not sure
Q11) If the Party chooses to endorse candidates, should we:

Q12) Should the Party change the convention threshold to allow more convention candidates to proceed to the primary ballot?

Q13) If you answered yes to question 12 what is the minimum percentage of the delegate vote should a candidate receive at
convention to earn a place on the primary ballot?
At least 20%

17.86%

9.90%

0.00%

At least 25%

20.00%

12.30%

25.00%

At least 30%

22.22%

30.90%

0.00%

At least 35%

39.92%

46.90%

75.00%

Yes

55.77%

64.70%

66.70%

No

31.55%

28.00%

26.70%

Not Sure

12.68%

7.30%

6.70%

Yes

41.20%

30.00%

40.00%

No

52.79%

64.70%

60.00%

6.01%

5.30%

0.00%

Yes

16.37%

17.30%

0.0%

No

60.86%

64.00%

100.0%

Not Sure

22.77%

18.70%

0.0%

Yes

20.14%

26.20%

46.70%

No

79.86%

73.80%

53.30%

Q14) Should the legislature amend SB54 and require that a candidate secure a majority vote in order to become the nominee?

Q15) Should the Republican Party open its primary to unaffiliated voters as well as registered Republicans?

Not Sure
Q16) Should the Republican Party charge its candidates a fee to help defray the costs of complying with SB 54?

Q17) If a Republican candidate chooses only to gather signatures through the petition route, avoiding the caucuses and
convention, should that candidate lose their membership in the Utah Republican Party?

UTAH REPUBLICAN PARTY SB 54 SURVEY (PRELIMINARY RESULTS THROUGH 5/12/15)

Larger Republican Base State Delegates

Elected Officials

Q18) How would you describe your political ideology?

Very Conservative

25.83%

28.20%

20.00%

Conservative

54.87%

59.10%

73.30%

Moderate

18.67%

12.80%

6.70%

0.37

0.00%

0.00%

0.26%

0.00%

0.00%

Female

26.59%

18.70%

0.00%

Male

73.25%

80.70%

100.00%

Liberal
Very Liberal
Q19) What is your gender?

Q20) What is your age?

Between 18-30

1.58%

3.40%

0.00%

Between 31-43

8.99%

25.50%

20.00%

Between 44-56

17.60%

31.50%

33.30%

Between 57-69

24.54%

30.20%

40.00%

69+

47.29%

9.40%

6.70%