Utah HB0460 amends candidate nomination procedures, including defining political parties and modifying signature-gathering thresholds.

Utah HB0460 amends the state's election laws by defining terms, repealing provisions relating to a qualified political party, and establishing two types of registered political parties: a primary nominating party and a convention nominating party. The bill modifies signature-gathering thresholds for different types of races and makes technical and conforming changes to various sections. It also repeals certain sections and enacts new provisions to clarify the nomination process and the role of political parties in elections.

Utah HB0460 amends candidate nomination procedures, including defining political parties and modifying signature-gathering thresholds.

Utah HB0460 amends the state's election laws by defining terms, repealing provisions relating to a qualified political party, and establishing two types of registered political parties: a primary nominating party and a convention nominating party. The bill modifies signature-gathering thresholds for different types of races and makes technical and conforming changes to various sections. It also repeals certain sections and enacts new provisions to clarify the nomination process and the role of political parties in elections.