Caucus to Convention 2008

All the information you need to attend your caucus on January 3rd.

Republican Caucus at 7:00 pm January 3, 2008 - Thursday
Democrat Caucus at 6:30 pm  January 3, 2008 - Thursday
Below are the tools you need to (1)attend your caucus, (2)vote for a pro-life/pro-family candidate for the presidential nomination

(3) propose pro-family resolutions to your party platform, and (4) vote for or run for delegate to your County Convention. 

Find your Caucus Site  (by first learning what your precinct is)

Note: You can change your party affiliation or register to vote at your caucus.

What Candidate will you choose?

• Voter Guide
• Surveys
• Presidential Candidates
• Candidate Statements
• http://www.rnclife.org/reports/2007/fall/   The latest edition of the Republican National Coalition for Life Report provides a brief synopsis of the Republican Candidates with their views and history on abortion.  

Proposed Platform Planks - with Biblical References

Proposed Platform Planks - Generic - this version contains no Biblical References and provides you with a few copies of the Platform Resolution Submission Sheet

Caucus to Convention Dates to Remember 2008

Caucus 2008 Fact Sheet

How a Caucus Works

SAMPLE IOWA REPUBLICAN CAUCUS AGENDA

Iowa Democratic Party Precinct Caucus Fact Sheet

Parliamentary Procedure

Standing Committees - What are they and what do they do? 

Platform Resolution Submission Sheet  - Use this sheet to submit your resolutions at your caucus.

Additional plank recommendation, submitted by www.ParentalRights.org  :

Parental Rights Platform (written as was adopted in last session's state platform):

"We support a parental rights amendment to the United States Constitution stating that parents have the right to direct the upbringing and education of their children."

Reason for the need: An amendment to the U.S. Constitution is the only way to prevent federal judges from invoking international law to override our own laws regarding parental rights, as they already have started doing.

To learn more view: Parental Rights . For more details on the need for this platform, go to:  www.parentalrights.org