Will Donald Trump lose Utah in 2024 after Republicans see low turnout and caucus chaos?

Here’s what low Utah GOP turnout during the chaotic caucus night says — and doesn’t say — about the 2024 presidential election and down-ballot races.

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) A President Donald J. Trump baseball hat sits on a desk during the presidential primary caucuses at Riverton High School in Riverton on Tuesday, March 5, 2024. Does low turnout at Utah's GOP caucus mean trouble for Trump's 2024 election bid?

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Will Donald Trump lose Utah in 2024 after Republicans see low turnout and caucus chaos?

Here’s what low Utah GOP turnout during the chaotic caucus night says — and doesn’t say — about the 2024 presidential election and down-ballot races.

Help Utahns have access to trusted reporting this election year

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