Proposed Rules for Endorsing Convention
The Rules Committee would like to share these proposed rules for this weekend’s HD64A Endorsing Convention.
The Rules Committee would like to share these proposed rules for this weekend’s HD64A Endorsing Convention.
Get a jump on Sunday’s SD64 DFL convention by reviewing the proposed agenda, rules, and resolutions now (PDF). This is the booklet we will be printing up for delegates to the convention, but we wanted you to have a chance to check it out and especially to become familiar with the many resolutions put forward by your neighbors.
The rules committee has prepared proposed rules and agenda for the convention on 3/25. Note that no changes are expected for our constitution.
Initial meetings of pre-convention committees will be Saturday 2/10, 10am. No RSVP necessary, just come if you are a member or alternate to one of the committees.
They will meet at SEIU Healthcare Minnesota, 345 Randolph Ave. Suite 100.
Directions: Go to the intersection of Shepard Road and Randolph Ave. Follow Randolph off Shepard down towards the river. After passing the old power plant, turn left onto James Ave and then immediately turn right into the parking lot behind the sign that includes SEIU Healthcare Minnesota. Drive to the end of the parking lot for SEIU Healthcare Minnesota.
The Rules & Constitution Committee for the 2016 Convention has made announced that the proposed rules for the convention are ready to go. If you would like to review these proposed rules before convention day, take a look!
The Rules and Constitution Committee has proposed changes to the SD64 DFL Constitution that was adopted in May of 2012. The current version of the Constitution is available on our Constitution Page. You may want to review a version of the Constitution with the proposed changes; we’ll vote on whether to adopt the changes at our March 23 convention. The Rules and Constitution Committee co-chairs explain the proposed changes as follows:
The 2012 DFL State Convention adopted several revisions to the DFL State Constitution and requested that local units update their constitutions to reflect these changes.