TO BE LEADERS

THE RNC DEFINES THE PARTY AS A WHOLE

In every Presidential election year, states send delegates to the Republican National Convention (RNC), a crucial event where the party not only establishes legislative objectives but, more importantly, decides whether to craft a new platform. This common platform not only addresses federal issues but also defines the shared principles and values that characterize being a Republican. States and counties aligning with this platform, alongside developing their own local platforms, gain special privileges and access to RNC data. Delegates play a pivotal role in representing Ohio's voice and values during leadership elections at the RNC, shaping the national platform and ensuring effective cooperation and support. It is imperative to send active, well-connected delegates who prioritize Ohio's interests and won't re-elect leaders like Ronna McDaniel, despite past missteps.