Election Code § 32.051
A person may serve as an election precinct judge only if the person is a qualified voter of the precinct, and in some county precinct appointments must also meet any written eligibility rules set by the commissioners court. A precinct clerk must meet county, county-part, or political-subdivision voter eligibility rules
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A person may serve as an election precinct judge only if the person is a qualified voter of the precinct, and in some county precinct appointments must also meet any written eligibility rules set by the commissioners court. A precinct clerk must meet county, county-part, or political-subdivision voter eligibility rules depending on the type of election, with one exception for Section 32.0511.
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