Massachusetts H815 amends town committee election rules, ensuring at least three members per ward and town, and sets term limits and membership.

Massachusetts H815 modifies the election process for town committees, stipulating that each ward and town must elect at least three members during biennial state elections and presidential primaries. The ward or town committee must notify the state secretary of the number of members to be elected by August 1 of the preceding year. If a committee fails to set the number or notify the secretary, the previous number of members stands. Members serve two-year terms, ending 30 days after the next biennial state elections or presidential primaries.

Massachusetts H815 amends town committee election rules, ensuring at least three members per ward and town, and sets term limits and membership.

Massachusetts H815 modifies the election process for town committees, stipulating that each ward and town must elect at least three members during biennial state elections and presidential primaries. The ward or town committee must notify the state secretary of the number of members to be elected by August 1 of the preceding year. If a committee fails to set the number or notify the secretary, the previous number of members stands. Members serve two-year terms, ending 30 days after the next biennial state elections or presidential primaries.