What about the Multi-County Assemblies?

They are handled the same as the single-county House and Senate Districts except that they may meet at different times than the County assembly to nominate their candidates. It is the responsibility of the officers of the multi-county district to set a time and place for these meetings, but it cannot be prior to the county assembly of any the counties wholly or partially in the multi-county district, nor after the State Assembly.

At each of the county assemblies of the counties involved in a multi-county district, the county delegates who live in that district meet and select a certain number of them to go to the multi-county assembly. The numbers each county gets to send to such an assembly is determined by a formula determined by the District’s Central Committee.