This morning, Maria Cino announces the final plank of her platform, “Reclaim and Renew our Technology Advantage.” In it, the candidate lays out her plan to use technology more effectively. Tipping her hat to the Tea Party, Cino says in a statement, “The RNC must now incorporate the lessons from the Tea Parties and our Party’s best and brightest, which won in 2010, in part, by embracing the Internet and using innovative new online tools and tactics.”

Cino’s ideas include updating and expanding Voter Vault, the GOP’s online index of registered voters. (Readers will remember Saul Anuzis suggested a similar item in his “Playbook” released on Tuesday.) She also wants greater technological collaboration across the RNC’s departments and with the state parties. Finally, the candidate hopes to recruit technological experts to review the party’s progress. Cino promises these experts will sign conflict-of-interest agreements.

Today’s statement is the fifth in a series of announcements throughout the campaign. To read Cino’s entire platform, see here.