Bill would let central committees summon county conventions by email
Summary
Senate Bill 366 would add email to the existing allowable methods for central committees to call county conventions; sponsor called it a simple legal recognition of a current practice.
Senator Matt Regier (Senate District 5) introduced Senate Bill 366, which adds email as an authorized method for central committees to call county conventions, alongside traditional mail. The sponsor described the change as straightforward and said many central committees already use email in practice.
No proponents or opponents raised concerns in committee; a representative noted a local central committee already uses email and supported the bill. Senator Regier closed briefly and the committee ended the hearing on the measure.
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