What are some three distinct national levels for the party planks for DNC?

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) typically outlines party planks at three distinct national levels: the national platform, state party platforms, and local party resolutions. The national platform is established during the Democratic National Convention and reflects the party's core values and priorities on a wide range of issues. State party platforms adapt these national priorities to local contexts, addressing specific regional concerns. Local party resolutions allow grassroots members to voice their perspectives and influence the party's stance on community issues.