Louisiana HB379 amends election commissioner qualifications to allow 17-year-olds enrolled in 11th grade to serve.
Louisiana HB379 modifies the qualifications for election commissioners to include 17-year-olds enrolled in the 11th grade of a Louisiana public or state-approved nonpublic high school, or participating in an 11th-grade home study program. This law also requires commissioners to attend a course of instruction and receive a certificate. The bill retains existing qualifications for commissioners, including being a qualified voter and not being a candidate in the election.
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