A state legislative committee declined to hear complaints about the Utah Republican Party’s caucus-night presidential poll for the second time on Wednesday, citing biased presentations, the independence of party organizations and an alleged conflict of interest with the committee chair.

In front of a room packed with Utah Republican Party leaders, many of whom voted last year to forgo a presidential primary in favor of a poll at local caucus meetings, GOP lawmakers voted to cancel a hearing on Utah’s disorderly Super Tuesday for a second time.

Utah lawmakers were at odds over a presentation planned as part of a discussion about last spring's chaotic Super Tuesday caucus night.

Voters with disabilities reported not being able to participate in the Utah GOP's presidential preference poll. Party leaders have allegedly not responded to a review of the problems, and pushed for the cancellation of a legislative hearing.