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1) when voting on Delegates, do we or do we not declare ourselves as Ron Paul supporters? 2) We are not required to declare Rep or Dem on our voters reg to vote in the Primary, correct? 3) I was told that in order to become eligable for Pricinct Chair, voter has to have been registered in the precinct for at least 6 months.
Gotcats - 1) If you have a majority of attendees that you know to be RP supporters (takes effort, planning, coordination), then go ahead and declare your support - you've won the vote anyway.
If you do not have the vote in the bag, then you may want to consider presenting your slate as one that is dedicated to preserving core conservative values in the white house, trying to get uncommitted attendees to vote for you.
If you are all by yourself, try to identify who is going to win the election and try to get on their slate as a delegate or alternate. Stroke the ego (if its mccain, talk about how you want to beat hillary/obama, if its huckabee, talk about how mccain isn't a real republican).
The important thing to remember is that we need to get as many RP supporters at the state convention as possible. If McCain takes less than 50% of the primary vote, then we can rack up some RNC delegates for Paul!
2) You do not declare yourself repub or democrat. Instead, that is decided by which party you vote for in the primary. Make sure to get your registration card stamped when you vote in the primary so at the delegate vote you are viewed as legit.
3) I believe precinct chair is decided by who gets the rule packet at the delegate vote (who shows up first). No other restrictions.