Permits political parties to nominate candidates and perform functions without forming county committees.

This bill amends the election law to allow political parties to designate or nominate candidates for positions to be filled by all voters and perform other functions without needing to form county committees. It specifies that the chairperson of the county committee or a person elected by the state committee can determine if a voter is not in sympathy with the party's principles. The Supreme Court can cancel a voter's enrollment if the determination is deemed just. The state committee can also elect individuals to handle complaints and hearings in counties without a county committee.

Permits political parties to nominate candidates and perform functions without forming county committees.

This bill amends the election law to allow political parties to designate or nominate candidates for positions to be filled by all voters and perform other functions without needing to form county committees. It specifies that the chairperson of the county committee or a person elected by the state committee can determine if a voter is not in sympathy with the party's principles. The Supreme Court can cancel a voter's enrollment if the determination is deemed just. The state committee can also elect individuals to handle complaints and hearings in counties without a county committee.