Make a difference. Become a delegate

Johnny Kincaid discusses the need for individuals to become more involved in grassroots politics. He emphasizes the importance of making a difference at the local level and suggests two ways to do so: becoming a precinct committee person and becoming a delegate to the state convention. By participating in these roles, individuals can help shape the future of their party and have a direct impact on important decisions. Takeaways Feeling frustrated with the current political climate? Get involved at the grassroots level to make a difference. Consider becoming a precinct committee person to have a direct impact on local politics. Become a delegate to the state convention to help shape the future of your party. Submitting the application to become a candidate is simple and accessible to anyone. Get the CAN 37 form to become a candidate here: https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/election-administrators-portal/election-forms/ Chapters 00:00 Becoming More Involved 01:00 Making a Difference as a Precinct Committee Person 02:15 Becoming a Delegate to the State Convention 03:16 Shaping the Future of the Party 04:20 Attending the State Convention 05:35 Becoming a Candidate 06:51 Submitting the Application