The document outlines the organizational structure and responsibilities of a county-level political party. It describes that the County Central Committee is the governing body and its responsibilities include filling vacancies, approving budgets, receiving reports, and establishing party positions. It also describes the roles and responsibilities of regional chairs, legislative chairs, senate chairs, party officers, and the executive committee which includes developing budgets and programs.

1. The People County/StateDelegatesCentral Committee

2. The People County/StateDelegatesCentral CommitteeSenate ChairsParty OfficersRegionChairsLegislativeChairs

3. Central Committee4 officers

4. Elected county officials

5. Elected state legislators

6. Regional chairs

7. Legislative chairs

8. Immediate past party officers

9. Precinct chairsCentral CommitteeThe County Central Committee is the governing body of the Party and shall conduct the functions of the party under these Bylaws.Fill vacancies in elected offices

10. Fill vacancies in party offices

11. Approve and amend the budget

12. Review and adopt the official minutes

13. Review and act on a written financial report

14. Remove a Party Officer

15. Amend these Bylaws

16. Receive reports from:ChairStanding Committees, as neededSpecial Committees, as neededLegislative Chairs, as they desirePrecinct Chairs, as they desireCommittee, County, and Auxiliary ChairsEstablish party positions