Texas SB108 amends election clerk appointment rules for presiding and alternate presiding judges.

Texas SB108 amends the Texas Election Code to change how election clerks are appointed. The presiding judge and alternate presiding judge for each precinct must each appoint at least one clerk, with the option to appoint more as needed. If a list of eligible clerks is submitted by a political party chair, the presiding judge must appoint at least one clerk from that list. If two lists are submitted, the presiding judge decides which list to use. The alternate presiding judge must appoint at least one clerk from the list if submitted.

Texas SB108 amends election clerk appointment rules for presiding and alternate presiding judges.

Texas SB108 amends the Texas Election Code to change how election clerks are appointed. The presiding judge and alternate presiding judge for each precinct must each appoint at least one clerk, with the option to appoint more as needed. If a list of eligible clerks is submitted by a political party chair, the presiding judge must appoint at least one clerk from that list. If two lists are submitted, the presiding judge decides which list to use. The alternate presiding judge must appoint at least one clerk from the list if submitted.