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More than one in four Utahns report having a disability, including limited mobility, sight or hearing, and mental health disabilities.
Utah 's Disability Law Center is tasked by the governor’s office with advocating for election practices that ensure voting is accessible to people with disabilities.
The state party decided to forego a presidential primary administered by local governments in favor of a party-run poll at local caucus meetings.
A team of volunteers evaluated the accessibility of caucus locations in eight counties.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Smith v. Allwright in 1944 that states have a responsibility to guarantee that primary elections managed by parties do not have race-based exclusions.
The report provides recommendations for how the party could better run caucus meetings in the future.
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