What term is used for the members who elect the national vice president at the NLC?

The term used for the members who elect the national vice president at the National Leadership Conference (NLC) is Local Voting Delegates. This group consists of representatives from various chapters who have been designated to cast votes on behalf of their local chapters. Their role is crucial because they directly influence the selection of national officers, including the vice president. By participating in this process, Local Voting Delegates ensure that the voices of their respective chapters are heard in the national decision-making that shapes the future of the organization.

The other terms generally refer to different groups or individuals within the organization. Chapter Representatives may represent their chapters but do not necessarily have voting rights in this context. National Voting Members generally implies a broader group than localized delegates, which can include members who may not be part of the voting process at the national level. Regional Delegates often indicate representatives from specific regions but do not specifically denote those who are eligible to vote for national positions at the NLC. Understanding the specific roles of these terms helps clarify the importance of Local Voting Delegates in the election process.