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2016 Presidential Primaries, Caucuses, and Conventions
 
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Presidential Nominating Process
Precinct Caucuses: Tuesday 22 March 2016 (presumably)
State Convention: Saturday 23 April 2016 (presumably)
Republicans
CandidateDelegate Votes
Hard TotalFloor
Trump, Donald John, Sr. 40 100.00%
Cruz, Rafael Edward "Ted"40 100.00% 
Total40 100.00%40 100.00%

States Chronologically   States Alphabetically
 
Democratic Convention
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Republican Convention
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Utah Primaries for Statewide offices and Congress
 
Utah State and Local Government

 
 

Source: Utah Republican Party Bylaws 2015 Official Version

Source: The Official Guide to the 2016 Republican Nominating Process.

Source: 2016 Caucus HQ from the Utah Republican Party.


Results from
AP Statewide
Politico.

National/Alternate National Delegate & Elector Official Results from the Utah Republican Party.


   

Tuesday 22 March 2016 (presumably): Utah Precinct Caucuses. Delegate Selection: Winner-Take-Most Caucus/Convention. Voter Eligibility: Modified Caucus/Convention.

Precinct Caucuses
Source: Email from the Utah Republican Party.
Status: Official. Retrieved: Thursday 18 August 2016.
Included in Nationwide vote.

CandidatePop
Vote
%
Rafael Edward "Ted" Cruz132,90469.46%
John Richard Kasich31,99216.72%
Donald John Trump, Sr.26,43413.82%
Total191,330100.00%
 

Tuesday 22 March 2016 (presumably): Precinct Caucuses. All 40 delegates to the Republican National Convention are bound to presidential contenders based on the voting in today's Precinct Caucuses. Voting can be online or in person.

  • 40 at-large National Convention delegates (including the 3 party leaders: the National Committeeman, the National Committeewoman, and the chairman of the Utah's Republican Party) are bound to presidential contenders according to the statewide vote.
    • If a candidate receives a majority of the vote (more than 50%), that candidate is allocated all 40 National Convention delegates.
    • If 3 or more candidates receive 15% or more of the vote, the 40 National Convention delegates are proportionally allocated to those Presidential contenders receiving 15% or more of the vote. See the rounding rules below.
    • If fewer than 3 candidates receive 15% or more of the vote, the 40 National Convention delegates are proportionally allocated between all Presidential contenders. See the rounding rules below.
  • Proportional allocation rounding: Beginning with the candidate who received the most votes, multiply [the percentage of votes received] by [40 National Convention Delegates] and round any remainder up to the next whole number. Repeat for the next highest vote getter until all 40 delegates are allocated.

Source: Email from the Utah Republican Party.
Status: Official. Retrieved: Thursday 18 August 2016.

ContestCruzKasichTrump
 Pop
Vote
Qual
Vote
DelPop
Vote
%DelPop
Vote
%DelPop
Vote
%Del
Statewide191,330191,33040132,90469.463%4031,99216.721% 26,43413.816% 
Total
Delegates
  40  40      

Statewide: Winner-take-all for Cruz.

In addition, the Precinct Caucuses elect approximately 4,000 delegates to the County and State Conventions.

 

Saturday 23 April 2016 (presumably): The Utah State Republican Convention convenes.

The State Convention chooses National Convention delegates bound according to the precinct caucus preference vote. Those chosen as National Convention delegates must have participated in the precinct caucus.

The Nominating Convention selects a National Committeeman, a National Committeewoman, and the National Convention Delegates (3 from each of the state's 4 Congressional Districts plus 25 at-large). [Utah Republican Party Bylaws 7.5.A.]

The national delegation shall be bound on the first ballot ... the delegation shall not be allocated nor bound on any subsequent ballots. ... If a candidate who was allocated delegates is not a candidate at the national convention ... then all the delegates shall be re-allocated and bound to the remaining candidates. [Utah Republican Party Bylaws 7.0.B]

 

 

On Saturday 19 September, the Utah Republican State Central Committee voted to change their delegate allocation plan to a winner-take-most.

 

Notes

Primary dates marked "presumably" and polling times marked "reportedly" are based on unofficial or estimated data (especially as regards local variations from a jurisdictionwide statutory and/or regulatory standard) and are, thereby, subject to change.

 

Links Links to other web sites

Election Authority
  Vote.Utah.gov
Legislature   Links to State Legislatures
  Utah House of Representatives
  Utah Senate Democrats
Republican
  Utah Republican Party
Media & others
  Box Elder News Journal
  Deseret News - Salt Lake City
  KSL TV - NBC - Salt Lake City
  KTVX - ABC - Salt Lake City
  Park Record - Park City
  Politics1.com - Utah
  Standard-Examiner - Ogden
  The Daily Herald - Provo
  The Herald Journal - Logan
  The Salt Lake Tribune
  The Times-News - Nephi
  Tooele Transcript Bulletin
  Utah Policy - Politics, Communications & Government Relations
  Vote Utah - KUED
 


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Commentary: THE TIES THAT BIND-- OR DO THEY? or, Politicus Unbound
 
Delegate Allocation
  Democratic Quick Reference   --   Republican Quick Reference  
  The Math Behind the Democratic Delegate Allocation   --   The Math Behind the Republican Delegate Allocation  
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  Results Status and Date Retrieved  
 
Documentation
  Historical Analysis of the Presidential Nominating Process  
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  Primary/Caucus/Convention Glossary  
  Statutory Election Information of the Several states / Presidential Primary  
  Dates of PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES re: selection and/or allocation/distribution of Delegates to Major Party National Conventions  
 
  Straw Polls  
 
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