Utah GOP to decide ballot rules that have divided the party

Delegates from the Utah Republican Party are set to decide this weekend if their party will overhaul its primary process, signature requirements, and chairman.

More than 4,000 delegates will vote on an amendment that would change party rules to get rid of candidates who use signatures from voters to get on the ballot, according to Deseret News. More than 4,000 delegates will also vote on their new chairman, between former gubernatorial candidate Phil Lyman and the incumbent chairman, Robert Axson.