CHICAGO– The Democratic Party will get down to business on Tuesday.

On Tuesday morning, delegates will meet at McCormick Place for further caucus and council meetings as part of the party’s efforts to promote unity.

Thousands of delegates will spend most of their day at McCormick Place.

And while they attend the televised evening rallies at the United Center, the day is about familiarizing themselves with the party platform that was already drawn up before the convention.

The day’s sessions not only serve to cement Democratic unity, but also help delegates understand exactly what the party stands for and what the Biden administration has accomplished.

Nineteen-year-old delegate from Texas, Jack Chrisman, is one of the youngest delegates at the Democratic National Convention.

“I was at the 2008 Democratic Convention four years ago, but I’ve heard from a lot of people that it’s like 2008, so I’m really excited to see how the energy continues throughout the rest of the week,” Chrisman said.

On Monday, members of the Black Caucus, Hispanic Caucus, AAPI Caucus, Native American Caucus and Ethnic Caucus met in the morning. The LGBTQ+ Caucus, Small Business Caucus and Labor Council met at noon, but there were also panel discussions on topics such as “Digital Organizing, Misinformation and Disinformation,” “Tribal Organizing 101” and “Understanding and Bridging the Rural-Urban Divide to Win in 2024.”

The Youth Council, the Rural Council and the Disability Caucus with Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth are scheduled for Tuesday. The Women’s Caucus is expected to be the big draw.