Perspective
Apr. 20, 2016
The anatomy of an open convention
Political junkies and "House of Cards" fans across the country are salivating at the possibility of an "open" Republican National Convention in July. But is such a scenario likely, and if so, how would it work? By Audrey Perry Martin
Audrey Perry Martin
Audrey Perry Martin is a national and California political law expert with nearly 20 years of experience. Her practice is focused on advising corporations, candidates, political action committees (PACs), political parties, and major campaign donors in the areas of political and election law. Audrey is the Vice President for Judicial Affairs at the Republican National Lawyers Association and teaches election law.
Political junkies and "House of Cards" fans across the country are salivating at the possibility of an "open" Republican National Convention in July. But is such a scenario likely, and if so, how would it work?
Every four years, Republican delegates gather to determine the party platform, vote on the rules to govern the party, and nominate candidates for president and vice president at the Republican National Conventi...
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