§ 11 Election Officials Uniformity Meetings
This law lets state election officials get together when the Secretary of State sends a written invitation, but only up to three times a year, to talk about running elections the same way, and their local government pays for travel costs.
A county election officer and a city registrar travel to a meeting in the state capital after getting a written call from the Secretary of State.
They discuss new voting rules so everyone uses the same process, and the county pays for their gas and hotel just like any other county expense.
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§ 11 Election Officials Uniformity Meetings
Last verified: January 10, 2026