...if you want but we hope you stay for awhile...

The Utah Log Cabin Republican’s welcome delegates, guests, and friends to the Utah State Republican Convention with a party, a soiree, an event not to be missed.  Come join, mingle, carouse with the candidates, their staff’s, and get the final low down on Saturday’s events.

When: May 7, 2010  @  6:30 to 10 pm

Where: Salt Lake Art Center,  110 West Temple. Located in the Salt Palace complex just North of the Visitor Center and adjacent to Abravenal Hall.  This is a tryly wonderful, multi-level space currently hosting many post-modern sculptures you won’t want to miss.

Attire: Festive casual. No flip flops please.

Appetizers, finger food, soft drinks, cocktails (cash bar)

Cost: $15 per person
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This is a special invitation to all Log Cabin members, friends, and allies. Utah LCR along with the College Republicans on the U of U campus are hosting a special Senate Candidate Town Hall meeting this Wednesday, April 21st. We have already confirmed that six of the eight candidates will be there to answer questions and share their ideas with Republican State Delegates. We have 300 seats to fill and expect around 200 state delegates so there is plenty of room for all of you and your partners, friends, and guests to join with us.

If you are a state delegate it is critically important for you to attend as the candidates really want to meet each of you and find out where you stand on the issues affecting all of us every day, both GLBT issues and all issues in general. Even if you’re not a state delegate we still need you there to show these candidates who their constituents are, and how many of us that support GLBT issues will be voting in November.

The meeting will start at 7:00pm in the Saltair room in the Olpin Student Union Building. This room is in the northwest corner on the main floor past the main ballroom. Just follow the signs or ask at the main reception desk for directions. We have put together a very informative program with questions each candidate will need to respond to. After each group of questions all of you will be able to vote on weather the candidate did answer the question or not. This way the candidates will know immediately weather they answered or just skirted the issue right then, and that all the state delegate in attendance will know, too.

We have also invited all of the media and they need to see which candidates can actually answer these questions and where they really stand. Not all of our questions are GLBT related, but they are all relevant to what is happening in our daily lives such as health care, budget deficits, immigration, and more. If you really want to know where these Senate candidates stand then BE THERE! If there is a specific questions that you really want an answer to, please reply to this email with the question so we can get it included if possible.