On March 2, each of the political parties will hold precinct caucus meetings, where participants can present resolutions for consideration. These resolutions will go on to county and senatorial caucus meetings later in March, and from there members of the parties will decide whether the resolutions will go on to the state conventions this summer. 

• Ending Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying
• Voter Approval Requirements for Higher Government Spending
• State Sovereignty
• Probate Abuse and Accountability
• Card Check

Information on the Democratic Party precinct convention process:
A Precinct Convention shall be held in each election precinct on the day of the Primary Election. No later than its statutory meeting in January, the County Executive Committee or, on its failure to act, the County Chair, shall set the time for convening Precinct Conventions at 7:15 p.m. At the same meeting, the County Executive Committee shall determine the place for the Precinct Convention to be the polling place for that precinct.
For more Democratic Precinct Convention information, click here. Info is on page 23.

Information on the Republican Party precinct convention process:
Tuesday, March 2, 2010 after the polls have closed, usually at the precinct’s polling location. Check with your County Chairman for the exact time and place. See list of County Chairmen.
For more RPT convention information click here.

Information on the Libertarian Party precinct conventions:
Precinct Conventions will be held on March 9th at 7:00pm. Bring your voter registration card.
Information on the process through the county chair's point of view.
Information on the process from the voter's point of view.

Information on the Constitution Party precinct conventions:
Precinct Conventions will be held on March 9th at 7:00pm. Bring your voter registration card.