Nevada AB262 revises election laws, allowing trainees to choose volunteer status, removing felony barriers for voter registration roles, and enabling.
Nevada AB262 amends election laws by allowing high school pupils appointed as trainees for election board officer positions to opt for volunteer status without compensation. It removes prohibitions on employing or appointing individuals convicted of theft or fraud felonies in voter registration roles. Additionally, it allows officers appointed for special elections to choose to work as volunteers without pay. The bill also mandates that county clerks issue receipts to field registrars detailing preregistration and registration numbers and political parties.
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