Ohio HB752 prohibits members of a political party's state central committee from serving on a board of elections.
Ohio HB752 amends the state's election laws to prohibit members, alternate members, temporary alternate members, directors, deputy directors, or employees of a board of elections from being members of a political party's state central committee. This change aims to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure impartiality in election oversight. The bill also establishes a procedure for appointing temporary alternate members to boards of elections when a member has a conflict of interest.
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