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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.126 – Training Reimbursement to Attend County Chairs Election Law Seminar (a) Except as provided by this section, the SOS shall reimburse from the state primary fund, the actual travel expenses for the county chair or the county chair’s designee who will be responsible for the primary finance bookkeeping to…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.125 – Number of Direct Record Electronic (DRE) Units or Precinct Ballot Counters per Voting Precinct (a) The county chair shall use the table set out in the following figure to determine the number of precinct ballot counters and DRE units allowable for each precinct.Attached Graphic (b) If a county…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.124 – Number of Ballots per Voting Precinct (a) The county chair shall determine the minimum number of ballots to be furnished to each polling place based on the estimated voter turnout formula established pursuant to § RSA 81.116 of this chapter (relating to Estimating Voter Turnout). The county chair…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.123 – Administrative Personnel and Overall Administrative Costs Limited (a) “Administrative Personnel” means a non-election-day worker. (b) The employment of administrative personnel is not required for the conduct of the primary elections. (c) Pursuant to § RSA 81.114 of this chapter (relating to Conflicts of Interest), no member of the…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.122 – Personnel Payroll Taxes and Benefits (a) The county chair shall follow all applicable federal and state laws with respect to payroll taxes, including election day judges and clerks. (b) The county chair may not use primary funds to pay penalties or interest resulting from a failure to file…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.121 – No Compensation for Attending Election Schools for Judges or Clerks (a) Training materials may be ordered free of charge from the SOS. (b) The county chair may not be reimbursed for materials published and provided by the SOS. (c) Costs associated with attending an election school are not…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.120 – Compensation for Election-Day Workers (a) Except as provided by subsection (b) of this section, the compensation paid to polling-place judges, clerks, early-voting-ballot board members, or persons working at the central counting station for the general-primary and primary-runoff elections shall be equal to the hourly rate paid by the…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.119 – County Chair’s Compensation (a) Pursuant to § RSA 173.004 of the Texas Election Code, a county chair may receive compensation for administering primary elections. (b) The SOS shall not authorize payment under this section until the county party’s final cost report has been received, including the necessary supporting…
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.118 – Flex Scheduling of Precinct Workers The presiding judge may hire individuals to work in shifts. The county chair may assign clerks to work in shifts that end before the examination or counting of the ballots begins.
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1 Texas Administrative Code § 81.117 – Number of Election Workers per Polling Place The county chair shall use the formula set out in the following figure to determine the number of election workers allowable for each polling place. Attached Graphic