During the regional meetings at the NLC, who nominates candidates for National Vice President?

The correct answer is that candidates for National Vice President are nominated by state chapters. This process is crucial because each state chapter has the opportunity to put forth candidates who they believe represent their interests and values at the national level. The state chapters typically select their nominees through a deliberative process that may include elections or selections made by their respective members or leadership teams.

This nomination method ensures that the candidates reflect the diverse voices and perspectives from across various states, thereby fostering a comprehensive representation in the national leadership structure. Local chapters primarily serve a more community-based role and do not have the authority to nominate at the national level. The National Board and the Advisory Council have different responsibilities that do not involve direct nominations of candidates for this specific position.