The other story emerging out of last night's race?
The delays. Several Utah Republican caucus locations ran well behind
schedule.
Several voters told us they were left confused,
frustrated, and in some cases unable to vote.
It wasn't just leading up to the chaos leading up
to it.
I still have my ballot,
and that is incredibly frustrating because my voice doesn't count.
And I I know there were a lot of people,
and the reason that happened was because of the chaos.
You limited the choices of how people can vote.
You know, that's not right.
You know, that's kind of a little bit doing things
behind closed doors.
You know, how do you trust that process now?
Despite those frustrations, the Utah Republican GOP chair Robert Action
says there were benefits to doing the caucus the way
it was done yesterday.
It's the American democratic process in action in play and
and you know around the state we have 2400 precinct
meeting locations.
The vast majority of them went smooth.
Axon said That the voter pre registration portal online had
some technical problems that were to blame for the long
lines.
Says he's thankful that so many people still showed up.
No word yet on whether a caucus like this will
happen at the next opportunity.
Now that the preliminary results from Super Tuesday are in
we'll see what happens in the next phase of the
election.
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