The future of Utah’s GOP caucus system is in the balance as the party picks a new leader this weekend

Challenger Phil Lyman wants to reject candidates who qualify by gathering signatures, but current chair Rob Axson says that is against the law

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Delegates stand for the national anthem at the Utah Republican Nominating Convention in Salt Lake City in April 2024.

The future of Utah’s GOP caucus system is in the balance as the party picks a new leader this weekend

Challenger Phil Lyman wants to reject candidates who qualify by gathering signatures, but current chair Rob Axson says that is against the law

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