Resolution Supporting Non-Discrimination Legislation Texas uses the convention system to adopt resolutions for the state party platform. The first stage in the convention process is the precinct convention. In order to attend the precinct convention, all you need to do is vote, and then show up at your primary voting location after the polls close at 7p.m. on Tuesday, March 7th. Once you attend the precinct convention, you are eligible to attend the Senate/County and State conventions. WHEN: Precinct conventions are Tuesday, March 7th, at 7:15 p.m. in the building where your precinct has voted on election day. A notice should be posted at the polls to announce the meeting, and election judges should be onsite to assist. WHY: The precinct convention approves resolutions that can, ultimately, determine the state party platform. The convention also elects delegates for the next level in the convention process, the Senate/County convention. WHO: Anyone who has voted in the party primary can participate in that party's precinct convention. You can help promote pro-equality resolutions for your party's platform. To ensure that resolutions reach the state convention and are adopted, it is important to get as many people as possible to submit the same resolution at each level of the convention process. There will be a Resolutions Committee at both the Senate/County Convention and the State Convention. Become a member of the Resolutions Committee, or ask them to promote the pro-equality resolutions. |