South Dakota 2022 Regular Session

South Dakota House Bill HCR6011

Introduced
2/24/22  
Refer
2/24/22  
Refer
2/25/22  

Caption

Declaring August thirty-first as Young Republicans Day.

Impact

The declaration of Young Republicans Day serves not only to honor the local chapter but also to create awareness around the importance of youth involvement in politics. By designating a specific day to celebrate this organization, the resolution aims to inspire engagement among young individuals in South Dakota. This could lead to increased activity within the party, attracting new members and enhancing political discourse from a younger demographic.

Summary

HCR6011 is a concurrent resolution introduced in the South Dakota Legislature declaring August 31st as Young Republicans Day. This resolution aims to highlight the valuable contributions of the South Dakota Young Republicans, who work to promote the principles of the Republican Party and engage younger populations in the political process. The resolution recognizes the efforts of the local Young Republicans in contributing to the growth of the Republican Party by providing political knowledge, fostering leadership, and encouraging electoral participation among young conservatives.

Contention

While the resolution itself is largely symbolic and aims to unify party members in celebrating youth engagement, there may still be differing opinions on the effectiveness of such initiatives. Critics may question whether a day of recognition significantly impacts political participation or merely serves as a promotional tool for the Republican Party. Additionally, as is common with political resolutions, there may be debates within and outside the party about the priorities for youth engagement and the best methods to achieve increased participation.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

SD SR618

Recognizing April 23, 2015, as Texas Young Republican Federation and Texas Federation of College Republicans Legislative Day.

SD HR1983

Commending Hayden Padgett for his leadership as chair of the Texas Young Republicans.

SD HR1752

Recognizing April 23, 2015, as Texas Young Republican Federation and Texas Federation of College Republicans Legislative Day at the State Capitol.

SD HR871

Honoring members of the Collin County Young Republicans for their civic engagement.

SD HCR65

Establishes the Young Republican Caucus of the Legislature of Louisiana

SD SR674

Recognizing the High School Republicans of Texas.

SD SR330

Recognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol.

SD SR316

Georgia Teen Republicans; recognize

SD HR657

Recognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol.

SD SR72

Commends the National Federation of Republican Women and the Louisiana Federation of Republican Women for promoting the ideals of the Republican Party.

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