Party Chairman Randy Kelley called some of the eliminated caucuses nonfunctional and said the representation of voting members was not accurate under previous bylaws.
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To move from a committee to a caucus, the group must elect at least 15% of seats to the party’s voting group.According to James Parker, who chaired the former Youth Caucus, youth make up 25% of the party. He said the vote to change the bylaws passed due to an unannounced $50 voting fee that they were not allowed to pay the day of.
“Of course, they can speak up and say anything, but as far as actually having a vote or say so, they no longer have that option,” said Parker.
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