Jennifer Garner

The Caucus/Convention system was designed specifically to hold elected officers accountable.

Every even year, people organized by precincts get elected by their neighbors as delegates.  These delegates are either assigned to vet candidates for county races or state races.  They're given opportunities to attend events, get phone calls directly from candidates, ask questions, and evaluate how candidates stack up to the Republican Party Platform.  Then, at their respective convention (county or state), they cast the vote their votes.  Candidates have to win 40% to go to a primary, or if a candidate wins 60%, their name goes on the general election ballot.  In Davis County, if a candidate chooses to pay their way to the primary ballot (using the signature path), their non-signature gathering opponent only needs to get the majority vote.  

The signature path circumvents the delegates and disregards the results from convention.  It has been coined the incumbent protection act for a reason.

I did not collect signatures and welcome accountability.  Accountability is not a dirty word.