Alabama HB521 requires background checks for board of registrars candidates, specifies pay during emergencies, and allows registrars to omit personal.

Alabama HB521 mandates that candidates for the board of registrars undergo a criminal background check. It also requires the state to pay the salaries of these boards during county, state, or national emergencies. Additionally, it allows registrars to omit personal information from voter registration lists, except for their names. The bill specifies the number of working days for boards of registrars in various counties and treats registrars as state employees for Social Security and emergency relief purposes.

Alabama HB521 requires background checks for board of registrars candidates, specifies pay during emergencies, and allows registrars to omit personal.

Alabama HB521 mandates that candidates for the board of registrars undergo a criminal background check. It also requires the state to pay the salaries of these boards during county, state, or national emergencies. Additionally, it allows registrars to omit personal information from voter registration lists, except for their names. The bill specifies the number of working days for boards of registrars in various counties and treats registrars as state employees for Social Security and emergency relief purposes.