Arizona § 19-214 Recall election board; consolidation of precincts

Arizona Statutes

§ 19-214 — Recall election board; consolidation of precincts

Arizona·Title 19 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 2 RECALL AND ADVISORY RECALL·Art. 1 Petition and Election Procedures

A.A recall election board shall consist of one inspector and two judges who, together with two clerks, shall be appointed for each precinct if for a state or county election and shall be paid in the same manner as election boards.

B.If for a city or town election, the recall election board shall be appointed by the clerk of the city or town and shall be paid in the same manner as city or town election boards.

C.If for a trustee of a school district, the recall election board shall be appointed by the county school superintendent, and shall be paid from school district funds in the same manner as election boards for state or county elections.

D.Two or more precincts may be consolidated for purposes of voting if determined practicable and reasonable by the appointing authority.

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A. A recall election board shall consist of one inspector and two judges who, together with two clerks, shall be appointed for each precinct if for a state or county election and shall be paid in the same manner as election boards.

B. If for a city or town election, the recall election board shall be appointed by the clerk of the city or town and shall be paid in the same manner as city or town election boards.

C. If for a trustee of a school district, the recall election board shall be appointed by the county school superintendent, and shall be paid from school district funds in the same manner as election boards for state or county elections.

D. Two or more precincts may be consolidated for purposes of voting if determined practicable and reasonable by the appointing authority.

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