Author Question: Paul, a resident of Texas, is attending a precinct convention. He is in a particular stage in the ... (Read 69 times)

ahriuashd · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

Paul, a resident of Texas, is attending a precinct convention. He is in a particular stage in the convention where he has expressed his party's position on the issue of waste disposal and sanitation.

In such a scenario, which of the following is a criterion for his resolution to be approved?
a. Paul's resolution must be approved by a majority vote of those attending the convention.
b. Paul's resolution must be a part of the existing party platform.
c. Paul's resolution must be original and not made at any convention prior to the present one.
d. Paul's resolution must be approved solely by the appointed secretary.

Question 2

What is a difference between a state senatorial district convention and a precinct convention?

a. Delegates selected at the state senatorial district convention go on to a precinct convention.
b. Unlike in a precinct convention, a convention chair is elected in a state senatorial district convention.
c. A secretary is elected in a precinct convention whereas in a state senatorial district convention, he/she is not.
d. Unlike in a precinct convention, in a state senatorial district convention, each county is granted one delegate for every 300 votes at the last general election.