It is okay to introduce more than one resolution on a topic and also amend them to satisfy concerns of precinct voters. Nominate yourself to be a delegate to the district. You should be willing, and say so, to give up a Saturday to go to the district convention. Chances are, your precinct will have more delegate slots than people present, but if you can't get on the delegate list, get on the alternates list. How this is done is very important, and delegates vote on chairmen and rules to govern these powerful committees.
Most precincts get to elect one or more delegates and alternates to the state.
Be prepared to nominate yourself, and try to get the support of your other precinct delegates. If you are not elected from your precinct, or your precinct is too small to get a delegate, you have the option of becoming an at-large delegate. At-large slots are generally reserved for big donors, elected officials, and party campaign workers and volunteers. Many delegates don't attend the whole state convention, so if you are an alternate and attend, you may very well get to vote at the State level. As a delegate, you have the opportunity to address the committee in the morning of the convention to urge them to reconsider it.