The Macomb County Republican Party sent out the Call to the Convention to all Precinct Delegates in mid-July. It is assumed that write-in candidates for precinct delegate may not have received the Call to Convention as their intent may not have been known at that time.
Click Here to See the Call to Convention
Persons seated as delegates to the county conventions shall be the precinct delegates as elected at the August 7, 2012 primary election.
All elected Precinct Delegates will receive a Notice of Election as Delegate to County Convention from the Macomb County Clerk. In the past, it has been required that in order to be seated as a delegate in the convention, this Notice needs to be presented at convention checkout. Be sure to bring your Notice of Election as Delegate to County Convention with you to the county convention. If you did not receive this notice, you can call the Macomb County Clerk at 586-469-5209.
Click Here to See a Notice of Election as Delegate to County Convention
Also to be seated as delegates to the County Convention will be the most recent Republican nominees for state senate, state representative, county-wide and county commission positions, all incumbent Republican members of the State Legislature, the Michigan Congressional delegation, Statewide Officeholders, the Republican National Committeeman and National Committeewoman from Michigan and Michigan Republican Party Officers where such person resides in the county in question. These nominees will be referred to as “at-large delegates.”
Those candidates that were unsuccessful in their bids to run for state legislative office, county office, and precinct delegate are encouraged to attend the county convention.
Be sure to arrive at the convention prior to 7:30 p.m. so that all delegates can be seated to assist with starting the convention promptly.
PROXY VOTING PROHIBITED
No delegate to any convention or caucus governed by the convention Rules may give a proxy to represent him/her at such convention or caucus.
Convention Walkthrough Index
- Part 1: 2012 Fall County Convention Home
- Part 2: Preparing for County Convention
- Part 3: Opening the County Convention
- Part 4: Congressional District Caucus
- Part 4a: What to Consider when Selecting the Permanent Caucus Chairperson
- Part 5: Selection of Delegates and Alternates
- Part 6: Completing the County Convention
- Part 7: Preparing for State Convention
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