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2024 Goals
⮞ Increase Republican Volunteers.
⮞ Increase Clark County Republican voters by 10,000.
⮞ Win at least 3 Assembly seats.
⮞ Win at least 2 new Senate seats.
⮞ Flip at lest 1 Congressional District.
⮞ Win a US Senate race.
⮞ Elect the Republican Presidential nominee.
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How Republicans are Organized in Clark County & Nevada
All registered voters are divided into Precincts. Then they are divided by County Commission District, then by County, and finally by State.
Your Precinct is included on your voter registration card. You can also look it up at www.clarkcountynv.gov
There are also various geographic divisions for election purposes, including:
• US Congress
• State Senate
• State Assembly
• School district
• University Regent
• Board of Education
• City Ward
Clark County Republican Central Committee (CCRCC)
The CCRCC holds meetings every other month to conduct business in-between the meetings of the Clark County Republican Convention. Central Committee meetings are intended to conduct business of the Clark County Republican Party at a local grassroot level.
The CCRCC membership elect:
• An executive board to coordinate day-to-day operations and fundraising for the Clark County Republican Party.
• A delegation to represent Clark County Republicans at the state level in the Nevada Republican Central Committee (NRCC).
The CCRCC may also vote to amend bylaws and transact other business properly brought to the floor.
Precinct Meeting & the Caucus Process
The Clark County Republican Party Caucus occurs every general election year (even numbered years). This includes precinct meetings. Registered Republicans are encouraged to attend.
At the precinct meeting, Republicans from each precinct meet to discuss Republican issues. This includes recommendations for the platform of the county party.
During presidential election years, there is a straw poll vote taken at each meeting to determine support for each announced Republican presidential candidate.
Each precinct will nominate and elect a Precinct Captain, as well as Delegates and Alternate Delegate to the Clark County Republican Convention.
The number of delegates from each precinct is determined by the number of registered Republicans and population within each precinct.
Precinct delegates will be first in line to become voting members of the Clark County Republican Central Committee (CCRCC)
Precinct Captains
Precinct Captains have important duties to perform, such as:
• Organize precinct volunteers in canvassing voters.
• Assist with registering Republicans.
• Assist in get out the vote drives.
• Keep a list of alternates to fill precinct vacancies at the County Convention.
• Keep regularly involved with registered Republicans within their precinct.
• Clark County Republican Convention
The Clark County Republican Convention
The convention may be attended by any registered Republican living in Clark County, Nevada. Only delegates who were elected at their precinct
meetings (or alternates who moved up due to delegates not in attendance) are eligible to vote at this Convention.
The purpose of the Clark County Republican Convention is to:
• Elect delegates to the Nevada State Republican Convention.
• Adopt a county platform.
• Elect a Clark County Republican Central Committee (CCRCC) to conduct business until the next county convention.
• Amend and adopt Bylaws.
• Address any other business as may properly be brought to the floor.
Nevada State Republican Convention
Delegates to the Nevada Republican Convention are elected by the delegates at the various county conventions, whose job is to represent their county at the state convention every 2 years. The state convention essentially mirrors the purpose of the county convention, but at the state level.
Nevada Republican Central Committee (NRCC)
The number of delegates from each county to the NRCC is based upon the number of registered Republican voters within each county. The NRCC holds periodic meetings to conduct business at the state level between meetings of the Nevada State Republican Convention.
Delegates from each county to the NRCC meet on a less frequent basis than the CCRCC and work together to handle the business and direction of the Republican Party across the state of Nevada.
Nevada Republican Party
The Nevada Republican Party cooperates with the Republican National Committee and communicates with the various county Republican parties across Nevada to promote state-wide initiatives. The state Republican Party is not always involved in local-grassroots issues.