§ 12306 Party Precinct Board Nominations
This law says the county elections official must let each political party name a local party member to serve on the precinct board, but the name has to be sent in writing at least 90 days before the election, and the official must favor parties that have at least 10% of the voters in that precinct.
The local Republican Party in Precinct 5 wants one of its members to sit on the precinct board for the upcoming primary election.
The party writes a nomination and sends it to the county elections official 100 days before the election. Because the Republicans have 11% of the registered voters in Precinct 5, the official must give their nominee priority when appointing someone to the precinct board.
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§ 12306 Party Precinct Board Nominations
Last verified: January 10, 2026