DezHennessy

@jstackpo so the actual language was different then I was remembering this is the section on filling a spot. (8D1) In the event of any such vacancy in the office of County Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, or Legislative District Co-Chairmen, the County Central Committee shall meet within one hundred twenty (120) days after the vacancy occurs, or the next County Convention shall meet, whichever is sooner, upon no less than ten (10) days prior notice, for the purpose of electing a successor. In the interim, the County Chairman is authorized to fill any such vacancy on a temporary basis, with the advice and consent of the Executive Committee.

@Richard BrownI see it this way as well.

If a Chair resigns mid-term and the CCC has sufficient letters to call a meeting to hold a special election, Those letters are turned in and the call is sent out via email. If the vice chair (now acting chair) decides to instead, by appointment through a majority vote at a EC meeting, make him the new chair and also appoint a new vice chair. Does he have the power to ignore the call for a special election made by the CCC members and veto their meeting. And then if the CCC members still choose to hold a special election and elect a new chair - what chair is the official chair? the chair appointed by majority at the EC or the chair elected by the CCC at a special election? ( There are 4 letters from the EC and 20 from the CCC calling for a special election) (2A) Meetings of the Central Committee may be convened at any time upon the call of the County Chairman, or at the written request of any twelve (12) members of the Central Committee or any four (4) members of the Executive Committee specified below. Central Committee meetings shall be held at least semi-annually in Spring and Fall. Cache-GOP-County-Party-By-laws-11-16-2017.pdf