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Post by RGirtman on Mar 20, 2020 12:59:14 GMT -6
How many different levels of membership do we want to define? Who has voting power? Do we have dues? If so, what amount?
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Ash
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Post by Ash on Mar 20, 2020 13:04:15 GMT -6
Dues would be good to get funding going, DSA has an income based monthly dues program with suggested amounts that go from $5 and up.
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Post by RGirtman on Mar 20, 2020 20:11:08 GMT -6
Just off the top of my head, I'd recommend:
General Membership: Any eligible, registered voter who identifies as progressive and agrees with the Principles and Platform of the Party, whether or not they are registered with their respective states as a Progressive Party voter. May participate in Party meetings but may not vote on official measures.
Card-carrying (Voting) Membership: Any General Member who has donated at least <membership dues TBD> to the Party during the same fiscal year.
Lifetime Membership: A Card-carrying member who has made a one-time donation to the party at least <amount TBD>. This membership does not expire & sustains for life unless the Member declares their membership cancelled, or is removed by Judicial Committee action for a cause, such as corruption or bribery.
Committee Membership: Lifetime or Card-carrying Membership granted to the current elected Progressive National Committee (and subcommittees), Delegates to the Progressive National Conference, and any elected public office-holders. This reverts to Lifetime membership upon conclusion of their terms of office.
Emeritus Membership: Honorary (dues-free voting) Membership granted to selected individuals in recognition of their service to the Party
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