In Utah, a legislative committee voted to cancel a hearing on complaints regarding the chaotic presidential caucus held in March, which drew significant criticism for long lines and accessibility issues. Republican lawmakers, led by Rep. Stephanie Gricius, deemed the discussion inappropriate for the committee, despite many citizens and advocacy groups, including the Disability Law Center, seeking to present their findings on systemic problems. Daryl Acumen's analysis indicated that a majority of surveyed Republicans found the caucus process unsatisfactory. This marks the second time the committee has shut down discussions on the topic, prompting disappointment from some lawmakers who felt that the voices of the public were being ignored. Critics argue that the decision reflects a bias and a refusal to acknowledge the failures of the caucus, which saw only 9.6% turnout compared to previous primaries. The Utah Republican Party's leadership expressed relief over the committee's decision, framing it as a protection against perceived biases in the discussion.