utah caucus and delegate handout

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Take A Step Forward...for Public Education “Become a Delegate” Utah needs more delegates with mainstream views Utah needs more delegates to advocate for children and public education Utah needs YOU to become a delegate “Utah’s funding effort, as measured by the proportion of Utah incomes dedicated to funding K-12 public education, has fallen significantly since 1995. Utah’s downward trend in funding effort over this period has been unprecedented. . . Utah’s per pupil spending for K-12 public education is last in the nation, and has been since 1988.” (Utah Foundation Report, June 2011) Calendar and Connect 1. Log onto the Utahns for Public Schools website to view a detailed power point about how to become a delegate: www.utahnsforpublicschools.org 2. Make sure you are registered as a voter in the party of your choice. Go to: http://vote.utah.gov/register-to-vote/ 3. Encourage supportive friends to attend your neighborhood caucus meeting and vote for advocates for children and public education. 4. Plan to attend your caucus with your friends: March 18, 2014 Democrat Caucuses March 20, 2014 Republican Caucuses 5. Find the location of your caucus meeting at: http://vote.utah.gov/county- clerk/ 6. Ask someone attending the caucus meeting to nominate you to be the state or county delegate. State delegates choose candidates for Congress, Governor and some other state offices. County delegates choose candidates for the Utah Legislature and county seats and offices. 7. Vote for child advocates and pro-public education delegates from your caucus and urge support of public schools in your communities. Please Take A Step Forward! www.utahnsforpublicschools.org

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Page 1: Utah Caucus and Delegate Handout

Take A Step Forward...for Public Education

“Become a Delegate”

Utah needs more delegates with mainstream views

Utah needs more delegates to advocate for children and public education

Utah needs YOU to become a delegate

“Utah’s funding effort, as measured by the proportion of Utah incomes dedicated to funding K-12 public education, has fallen significantly since 1995. Utah’s downward trend in funding effort over this period has been unprecedented. . . Utah’s per pupil spending for K-12 public education is last in the nation, and

has been since 1988.” (Utah Foundation Report, June 2011)

Calendar and Connect 1. Log onto the Utahns for Public Schools website to view a detailed power

point about how to become a delegate: www.utahnsforpublicschools.org 2. Make sure you are registered as a voter in the party of your choice. Go to:

http://vote.utah.gov/register-to-vote/ 3. Encourage supportive friends to attend your neighborhood caucus meeting

and vote for advocates for children and public education. 4. Plan to attend your caucus with your friends:

March 18, 2014 Democrat Caucuses

March 20, 2014 Republican Caucuses 5. Find the location of your caucus meeting at: http://vote.utah.gov/county-

clerk/ 6. Ask someone attending the caucus meeting to nominate you to be the

state or county delegate. State delegates choose candidates for Congress, Governor and some other state offices. County delegates choose candidates for the Utah Legislature and county seats and offices.

7. Vote for child advocates and pro-public education delegates from your caucus and urge support of public schools in your communities.

Please Take A Step Forward!

www.utahnsforpublicschools.org