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Delegates to National Party Coventions
These are the steps required to become a delegate in the national parties conventions: - A. Attend the informational meeting of your Congressional District or County Democratic Party to be held in early 2000. For locations call the party in your state. B. Any qualified elector (18 years of age on or before April 4, 2000) who resides in the county or assembly district and completes a written statement declaring party preference may participate in the first tier county caucuses. C. Attend the first tier caucus for delegate selection at the county level. The location will be available from the party. Delegates will be elected to serve at the Congressional District Caucus. D. The delegates elected at the first tier must attend the Congressional District Caucus. Declaration Of Intent must be filed with the party. E. If you are not elected a national delegate at the Congressional District Caucus, you may still run for an at-large delegate or alternate position at the State Administrative Committee meeting. You may also run for a slot in the Pledged Party Leader and Elected Official category in you hold a position or elected office which qualifies you for that category.


http://www.political.lifetips.com/faq.asp



edit: it seems like the best thing to do is google on 'how to become a (insert state) delegate"