Delaware § 1073 Election officers

Delaware Statutes

§ 1073 — Election officers

Delaware § 1073

JurisdictionDelaware

Title14

PartFree Public Schools

Ch. 10REORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS

Subch.Elections in Reorganized School Districts

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Del. Code tit. 14, § 1073 (2026).

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The Department of Elections conducting an election under the provisions of this title shall appoint an inspector, 2 election officers for every voting machine assigned to a polling place. Two of the aforesaid election officers shall be designated as judges and the remaining election officers shall be designated as clerks. The Department of Elections conducting the election may assign additional clerks to polling places as deemed necessary.

(1)The inspector shall be the person responsible for the set up, operation and closing of the polling place and make all decisions regarding the aforesaid except for questions regarding voter eligibility.

(2)The inspector and both judges shall by majority vote decide all questions of voter eligibility.

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The Department of Elections conducting an election under the provisions of this title shall appoint an inspector, 2 election officers for every voting machine assigned to a polling place. Two of the aforesaid election officers shall be designated as judges and the remaining election officers shall be designated as clerks. The Department of Elections conducting the election may assign additional clerks to polling places as deemed necessary.

(1) The inspector shall be the person responsible for the set up, operation and closing of the polling place and make all decisions regarding the aforesaid except for questions regarding voter eligibility.

(2) The inspector and both judges shall by majority vote decide all questions of voter eligibility.