Republican National Convention

The Republican National Convention (RNC) is a major political event held every four years by the Republican Party in the United States. During the convention, delegates from each state gather to officially select the party's nominee for president. It’s also a platform for party leaders to share their vision, adopt a party platform outlining policies, and energize supporters ahead of the general election. The convention features speeches from key figures, including potential presidential candidates, and serves as a unifying event to rally party members and promote their agenda to the public.