How often does the National Convention meet?

The National Convention is convened every two years, aligning its schedule with the election cycle for various offices. This frequency allows the party to evaluate its platform, address current political challenges, and strategize for upcoming elections effectively. Meeting biennially creates a rhythm for party engagement and ensures that delegates can deliberate on pressing issues, adjust policy positions, and unify party members toward common goals. This timeline is crucial, particularly in the context of preparing for mid-term elections and fostering ongoing participation in the political process.