Question

In 1972, the democratic party changed its convention rules and required that state delegations to the national convention include women and members of minority groups in proportion to their representation among the party’s membership in that state. Which group made this rule change and has power over the national party’s rules?.

Answer 1

Donald Fraser along with his 28 member commission was the group who made this rule change and has power over the national party’s rules.

Before choosing to run for president, McGovern personally chaired the Commission on Party Structure & Delegate Selection, which lay up the reforms that were initially put into effect at the 1972 convention. The McGovern-Fraser Commission got its name when U.S. Representative Donald Fraser succeeded McGovern as chair after McGovern's resignation. The turbulent 1968 convention led to the establishment of the 28-member committee. The panel established recommendations directing states to adopt explicit statutory Party rules controlling delegate selection and put in place eight procedural norms and safeguards, such as the ban on proxy voting and the repeal of the unit rule.

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