SB1108 Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania SB1108 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to modify district… (Introduced)

SB1108

In district election officers, further providing for district election boards and election and for qualifications of election officers, repealing provisions relating to tie votes for judge and inspector and further providing for vacancies in election boards, appointment, judge and majority inspector to be members of majority party and minority inspector to be member of minority party.

Pennsylvania SB1108 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to modify district election board procedures and qualifications.

Pennsylvania SB1108 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to change how district election boards are formed and how vacancies are filled. It eliminates the tie-breaking rule for judges and inspectors, requiring a lottery for inspectors in case of a tie. It mandates that vacancies in election boards be filled by the county board of elections from a pool of competent persons. It also specifies that the judge must be from the majority party and the inspectors from the majority and minority parties.

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