Missouri § 115.089 - Terms of election judges appointed by board.
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§ 115.089. Terms of election judges appointed by board.
Each board of election commissioners shall have authority to appoint election judges for individual elections, or for a term coincident with the term of the board and until the judges' successors are appointed and qualified. The board may ask the county committee of each major political party to submit a list of persons qualified to serve as election judges and may select and appoint judges from the lists. The board may compile a list of persons who claim no political affiliation and who volunteer to be election judges and may select and appoint judges from the list.
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(L. 1977 H.B. 101 § 3.025, A.L. 2002 S.B. 675)
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