Count My Vote ballot drive shifts course, will try to preserve current election law — mostly

Group drops plans to throw out party caucus-convention system as a path to the ballot for candidates.<br>

(Scott Sommerdorf | Tribune file photo) Taylor Morgan of Count My Vote spoke at the Count My Vote public hearing at the Whitmore Library in Cottonwood Heights. The Count My Vote ballot initiative seeks to select party nominees through a direct primary, and totally eliminate the traditional caucus-convention system, Friday, October 27, 2017.

Count My Vote ballot drive shifts course, will try to preserve current election law — mostly

Group drops plans to throw out party caucus-convention system as a path to the ballot for candidates.<br>

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