Roster for SCC members, attendance records*, agendas and upcoming meetings calendared can be found on the UTGOP website or you can click here to the direct link for information:
* State Central Committee members please note: Upon any member of the State Central Committee missing three State Central Committee meetings per term for any reason, that member shall be considered to have resigned. [UCRP Bylaw 3.D.]
(Revised 10/13/2017)
UCRP Chair & Vice-Chair (Bylaw 3.B.1.)
UCRP Chair: Rob Craig
Leo LinesUCRP Vice-Chair : Josh Daniels
Senate Districts are in order of highest preference vote to lowest:
SD7- 4 seats
Elected
Marcus Jessop
Carolina Herrin
Kari Malkovich
Scott Ward
Alternates
Tamara Atkin
David Herring
Lisa Shepherd
Clayton Tullis
SD11, 24, 27- 2 seats
Elected
Roger Timmerman
Beth Luthy
SD13 – 4 seats
Elected
Wendy Baggaley
Renee Braddy
Heidi Balderee
Leah Hansen
Alternates
Don Southworth II
Kevin Braddy
Jeff Allen
SD14- 5 seats
By Acclamation
Lowell Nelson
Kraig Thorne
Kristen Chevrier
Nels Beckstrand
Kirby Glad
SD15 – 4 seats
Elected
Arturo Morales-Llan
Peggy Burdett
Cole Souza
Don Monson
Alternates
John English
Josman Cereceres
SD16 – 3 seats
Elected
Stan Lockhart (Resigned/Moved) effective 8/26/2017
Chris Herrod
Norm Thurston
Mike Melendez (replaced Stan Lockhart) effective 8/26/17
Alternates
Leo Lines
Noelia Anduray
Joey Smith
Craig Frank
Districts 7: 4
Districts 11, 24, 27: 2
District 13:4
District 14: 5
District 15: 4
District 16: 3
C. Vacancies. Vacancies arising from death, resignation, or any other cause, shall be filled by the next highest eligible vote recipient from the list of candidates who ran for a seat on the State Central Committee and received a majority vote in the same Senate District at the previous County Organizing Convention. In the case of a tie, a coin toss will decide the one to whom the seat will be offered. If the list of candidates who received a majority vote has been exhausted, the vacancy will be filled by the County Executive Committee. Names for consideration shall include anyone who in writing prior to the next Executive Committee meeting indicates interest in serving, and nominations from any member of the Executive Committee. All nominees shall reside in the Senate District in which the vacancy occurs. The Executive Committee shall approve a replacement who shall fill the unexpired term. The selected person shall serve pending ratification by the County Central Committee at its next meeting.
D. De Facto Resignation. Upon any member of the State Central Committee missing three State Central Committee meetings per term for any reason, that member shall be considered to have resigned, and shall be replaced according to the provision above on filling vacancies.
Utah County Republican Party | ||||||||||
URP Central Committee Seat Allocation for 2017 | ||||||||||
Finalized on Friday, March 31, 2017, by UCRP Education Officer Lowell Nelson | ||||||||||
Column: | D | E | F | G | H | J | K | |||
SD | Votes | RRS, % | 22 | spd | rem | left | Seats | SD | ||
7 | 107,165 | 17.63% | 3.879 | 3 | 0.879 | 1 | 4 | 7 | ||
13 | 121,896 | 20.05% | 4.412 | 4 | 0.412 | 4 | 13 | |||
14 | 136,093 | 22.39% | 4.926 | 4 | 0.926 | 1 | 5 | 14 | ||
15 | 97,841 | 16.10% | 3.541 | 3 | 0.541 | 1 | 4 | 15 | ||
16 | 82,439 | 13.56% | 2.984 | 2 | 0.984 | 1 | 3 | 16 | ||
11+24+27 | 62,392 | 10.26% | 2.258 | 2 | 0.258 | 2 | 11+24+27 | |||
Totals: | 607,826 | 100.00% | 18 | 4 | 22 | |||||
Column D | RRS (percentage): votes cast in district, divided by votes cast in county | |||||||||
Column E | Number of the 22 seats that the district earned (RRS * 22) | |||||||||
Column F | Whole number part of Column I (no rounding), seats per district (mpd) | |||||||||
Column G | Remainder, after subtracting the integer part of the number (rem) | |||||||||
Column H | Manual allocation of leftover seats to the next strongest districts (left) | |||||||||
Column J | Total number of seats allocated to the district (spd + left = Seats) | |||||||||
Column K | Same as column A, provided for ease of reference | |||||||||
Combining the three smallest/weakest districts helps to minimize the size of the caucuses, even though the three smallest districts may not be geographically adjacent to each other. |