Dear Rob Axson, Kim Coleman, Stafford Palmieri and McKay Newell,

Thank you for your service to Utah. It has been argued that whoever occupies the positions that you four currently occupy are are the most important people in Utah when it comes to preserving our freedoms. The Utah Republican party nominating convention is the gate that the majority of Utah's representative's go through to be elected. The four of you have already served at significant time, effort and personal financial cost. I would argue that you four are in a position to impact Utah's freedom in a way that will insure that Utah's Representatives are elected by Utahns this year and even years to come. 
In 2012 an anonymous donation earmarked for electronic voting was made to the Utah Republican Party. Up until then voting was done with paper ballots as specified in the Utah Republican Party constitution. I and the party vice chair and the party secretary met the party chair at the Republican Party headquarters and pled that the party not use electronic voting because it was unverifiable. The party vice chair was a programmer. He offered to make the electronic voting verifiable. The chairman of the Republican Party wanted electronic voting. Our request was denied. The vice chair's offer to make electronic voting verifiable was rejected. 
The 2012 Utah Party leadership's switch from paper ballots to electronic voting in the Utah Republican Party's Nominating Convention may constitute the largest injury to Utah's freedom that has happened in the last few decades. And you four are in a position to undo that injury and strike a blow for freedom that might eclipse anything done in recent decades and future ones as well. 
I and many other candidates and many delegates are praying that you will have the courage and integrity to allow paper balloting in the upcoming convention and change the bylaws which were written in contravention to the party's Constitution to allow electronic voting.