Congressional district
The congressional district party connects the counties to the state. Its main job is electing the Republican nominee for Congress in that district (6-101).
Who runs it
District convention
- Held in April, at least 20 days before the State Convention, with 30 days' notice to the County Chairs (8-201).
- In odd years it elects district officers by weighted county vote: each county's votes equal its authorized delegates, whatever the attendance (8-203(a)).
- It also elects at-large members of the State Executive Committee, on a formula tied to Republican registration (8-203(b)).
Limits
- The District Executive Committee cannot control a county party (6-203).
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