Contents

• Chair's Note
• Canvass Saturday for Castagno and Russell
• Family Social
• Other Events . . . Coming Soon
• Who Is the United Utah Party?
• More to Share on Facebook
• Support Our Teachers
• United Utah Supports Ranked Choice Voting
• Campaign Finance Reform - Oh, Do We Need It!
• House Rules Reform in Congress

Contents

• Chair's Note
• My Crazy Career in Canvassing
• Family Social
• It's Time to Share on Facebook
• Other Events . . . Coming Soon

Contents

• Chair's Note
• Q:  Where Are Our Candidates?
• Family Fundraising Social
• Eric Eliason Garners More Positive Attention

Eric Eliason is the United Utah Party congressional candidate who will participate in District 1's debate.

Contents

• Chair's Note
• Globe-Trotting Couple Boosts United Utah Party - by Larry Alan Brown
• Family Fundraising Social
• Housing Affordability Summit
• Wanted - Paid Fall 2018 Interns
• State Fair - Sign Up for a Shift
• Democrats and Some Republicans Eying House Rules Changes

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Contents

• Chair's Note
• In Praise of Hope
• The Size of the Party
• The Void in the 2nd Congressional District
• State Fair - Sign Up for a Shift
• Last Chance - The Onions Are Marching in Payson! 

The board of the new Utah Inland Port Authority has decided to close its meetings to the public, which is a decision that does not sit well with the United Utah Party. 

“This board has faced controversy since its inception,” said Richard Davis, the UUP Party Chair. “Closed meetings will only add to the problem. The simplest and surest way to restore public confidence in the Inland Port Authority is to open all meetings to the public.”

Derek Miller, the chairman of the port authority board, has stated that while he “can understand the logic” behind calls for open meetings, but since the law does not require them, he doesn’t want to “enter the realm of it being arbitrary.” 

“That’s inconsistent,” Davis said. “The state legislature opens its committee meetings, so why shouldn’t this board? After all, this is a publicly funded entity using public tax dollars to do the public's business, yet it’s excluding the public from its deliberations.”

Davis also took issue with Miller’s concerns about open meetings being “arbitrary.”

“The board wouldn’t waste any time on this if they were to simply make openness the default position when it comes to meetings,” Davis said. “Anything less than that is not acceptable.”

Contents

• Chair's Note - With just 11 weeks to go before the election, we could really use your help.
• Great Candidates YOU Are Supporting
  • Hal Miller (Utah House District 64)
  • Eric Chase (Utah House District 61)
• Let the Endorsements Begin
• Uniting Independents
• State Fair Nearly Here
• Last Chance - The Onions Are Marching in Payson! 

Contents

• Chair's Note - We have really great candidates!

• Unite!  Register with Us!

• Great Candidates YOU Are Supporting
  • Tim Zeidner (Congressional District 3)
  • Hillary Stirling (Utah House District 57)
• Don't Miss the Fairs

• Last Chance - The Onions Are Marching in Payson! 
• Latest Success of NDNRs
• Don't Miss Our Summer Survey