Per Rebecca Connors: I support SB 163. SB 163 provides election administrators greater flexibility when scheduling election judges. Missoula County has 52 precincts and 28 polling places to staff for an election. While we recruit over 750 election judges to staff federal elections, many judges decline work for a variety of reasons, which makes our precinct list of election judges even shorter. SD 163 allows election offices to make staffing decisions from a countywide basis rather than a localized precinct basis.
Sending the following message today at 2 p.m.: Senator Malek, Missoula County supports SB 163 – Revise election judge qualifications, before Senate State Administration this afternoon. SB 163 provides election administrators greater flexibility when scheduling election judges. Missoula County has 52 precincts and 28 polling places to staff for an election. While we recruit more than 750 election judges to staff federal elections, many judges decline work for a variety of reasons, which makes our precinct list of election judges even shorter. SB 163 allows election offices to make staffing decisions from a countywide basis rather than a localized precinct basis. Please support SB 163.
Missoula County supports SB 163 – Revise election judge qualifications, on the Senate floor tomorrow morning. SB 163 provides election administrators greater flexibility when scheduling election judges. Missoula County has 52 precincts and 28 polling places to staff for an election. While we recruit more than 750 election judges to staff federal elections, many judges decline work for a variety of reasons, which makes our precinct list of election judges even shorter. SB 163 allows election offices to make staffing decisions from a countywide basis rather than a localized precinct basis.
Please support SB 163.
Respectfully,
Vickie Zeier on behalf of the Missoula County Commission
Missoula County supports SB 163 – Revise election judge qualifications, before House State Administration tomorrow morning. SB 163 provides election administrators greater flexibility when scheduling election judges. Missoula County has 52 precincts and 28 polling places to staff for an election. While we recruit more than 750 election judges to staff federal elections, many judges decline work for a variety of reasons, which makes our precinct list of election judges even shorter. SB 163 allows election offices to make staffing decisions from a countywide basis rather than a localized precinct basis. Please support SB 163.
Per Rebecca Connors: I support SB 163. SB 163 provides election administrators greater flexibility when scheduling election judges. Missoula County has 52 precincts and 28 polling places to staff for an election. While we recruit over 750 election judges to staff federal elections, many judges decline work for a variety of reasons, which makes our precinct list of election judges even shorter. SD 163 allows election offices to make staffing decisions from a countywide basis rather than a localized precinct basis.
ReplyDeleteSending the following message today at 2 p.m.:
ReplyDeleteSenator Malek,
Missoula County supports SB 163 – Revise election judge qualifications, before Senate State Administration this afternoon. SB 163 provides election administrators greater flexibility when scheduling election judges. Missoula County has 52 precincts and 28 polling places to staff for an election. While we recruit more than 750 election judges to staff federal elections, many judges decline work for a variety of reasons, which makes our precinct list of election judges even shorter. SB 163 allows election offices to make staffing decisions from a countywide basis rather than a localized precinct basis.
Please support SB 163.
Sent the following on Friday:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County supports SB 163 – Revise election judge qualifications, on the Senate floor tomorrow morning. SB 163 provides election administrators greater flexibility when scheduling election judges. Missoula County has 52 precincts and 28 polling places to staff for an election. While we recruit more than 750 election judges to staff federal elections, many judges decline work for a variety of reasons, which makes our precinct list of election judges even shorter. SB 163 allows election offices to make staffing decisions from a countywide basis rather than a localized precinct basis.
Please support SB 163.
Respectfully,
Vickie Zeier on behalf of the Missoula County Commission
Sending today at 4 p.m.:
ReplyDeleteRepresentative Bennett,
Missoula County supports SB 163 – Revise election judge qualifications, before House State Administration tomorrow morning. SB 163 provides election administrators greater flexibility when scheduling election judges. Missoula County has 52 precincts and 28 polling places to staff for an election. While we recruit more than 750 election judges to staff federal elections, many judges decline work for a variety of reasons, which makes our precinct list of election judges even shorter. SB 163 allows election offices to make staffing decisions from a countywide basis rather than a localized precinct basis.
Please support SB 163.