2016 UTAH REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUS. 3 Important Changes Date moved up from June to March Allocation of national delegates, majority winner take.

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2016 UTAH REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUS

3 Important Changes Date moved up from June to March Allocation of national delegates, majority winner take all or proportional. Date & Delegates UTGOP Conducting the election Vote for President at caucus not at the polls Utah’s First Presidential Caucus Online registration for caucus Online registration and voting portal to cast Presidential ballot Nation’s First Fully Online Presidential Vote

Online & Caucus Voting Process

Overview Reporting Presidential - SmartmaticDelegates - GOPData Voting Online - SmartmaticIn Person - Caucus Check In Electronic - EventbriteIn Person - Lists Registration Online - Eventbrite In Person - Lists

Registration - Eventbrite

Fill in info

Must complete these questions to register

Though not required, it is highly recommended to bring your tickets To help expedite the check in process.

Mobile Registration - Eventbrite

Check-in - Eventbrite Click here to check in

Mobile Check-in - Eventbrite Download Eventbrite Neon Open the correct event Swipe to the right to check in

Mobile Check-in –Eventbrite Or click the “check in” Button at the bottom center To scan the ticket When an individual is registered to vote Online or is not authorized You’ll see this red x

Online Voting – Smartmatic (mockup)

Additional info available without leaving The voting portal

Reporting – GOP Data Center Logins will be provided by the state party

Then find a Voter Click tools

When individual is found click “Quick Tags” Check the appropriate tag under *2016 Presidential Caucus* Then click “Add Tags>>”