The UCRP County Secretary election Q&A held on April 13, 2025, in Utah focused on key issues surrounding party registration and the influence of non-Republicans in the caucus process. The meeting featured discussions among candidates about strategies to maintain party integrity and address concerns regarding potential dilution of Republican strength.

One of the primary topics was the need for stricter registration rules for caucus participants. Candidate Kirby emphasized the importance of implementing a time requirement for party affiliation, suggesting that individuals should be required to register as Republicans for a specified period before participating in caucus activities. This proposal aims to prevent non-Republicans from influencing party decisions and to ensure that only committed members have a say in the caucus process.

Candidate Jean echoed Kirby's sentiments, labeling the infiltration of non-Republicans as a significant issue. She supported the idea of a waiting period for changing party affiliation and humorously suggested extreme measures, such as lie detector tests, to assess the loyalty of new registrants. Both candidates expressed a strong desire to protect the party from what they described as attempts to "stack" the caucus with individuals who do not genuinely align with Republican values.

The discussion highlighted a broader concern about the political landscape in Utah, with candidates acknowledging the need for proactive measures to safeguard the party's identity and influence. As the election approaches, the candidates' proposals reflect a commitment to addressing these challenges and reinforcing party unity.

The meeting concluded with a call for further questions and closing statements, indicating that the candidates are eager to engage with party members on these pressing issues. The outcome of this election could significantly impact the future direction of the Republican Party in Utah.