State Platform
The state party platform is geared towards state issues, or national issues where state government has some influence or jurisdiction. Issues that are national or international in scope and can or should only be addressed by Congress, the President, or the Supreme Court are not allowed in the state platform.
The platform consists of two parts, General Principle Planks and specific Policy Issue Planks.
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