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MO HB351
Bill
Status
1/27/2011
Primary Sponsor
Michael Corcoran
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AI Summary
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Allows election authorities to randomly select election judges from voter registrations when there is a shortage, with selection methods determined by the authority and consideration given to political party affiliation, geographic location, demographics, and relevant skills.
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Requires election authorities to notify randomly selected individuals by first-class mail at least 15 days before they are required to serve, with service being voluntary.
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Limits the term of randomly selected election judges to no more than one year and no more than four elections during their term.
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Prohibits employers from terminating, disciplining, or taking adverse action against employees serving as election judges; employees are not required to use annual, vacation, personal, or sick leave for election judge service.
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Requires election judges to complete informational forms and training at the time and location designated in their notice of appointment or selection.
Legislative Description
Allows an election authority to randomly select individuals from a cross-section of voter registrations to serve as election judges if there is a shortage of election judges in the authority's jurisdiction
Last Action
Referred: Elections (H)
4/12/2011