Candidate Nomination Procedures Amendments

Summary

The bill revises Utah’s candidate nomination laws by eliminating the qualified‑party concept and establishing two categories of registered parties. One type nominates candidates through signature gathering and runs in the primary, while the other uses a convention process and does not appear on the ballot with a party label. It also updates signature thresholds and related definitions.

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