Election authority means a county clerk or a Board of

Election authority means a county clerk or board of election commissioners, as established by section 115.015, RSMo;

Election authority means either the County Clerk,

Examples of Election authority in a sentence

Election authority signs the voter’s ID card with a digital signature with a Biometric template to bind the voter’s identity.
The Returning Officer should complete and certify the return of Election in Form XXVIII under Rule 62 (1) (b) of Conduct of Election Rules, 2018 and send copies thereof to State Election Commission, Election authority and District Election Authority immediately.

More Definitions of Election authority

Election authority means the authority charged with the conduct of countywide elections within the county.

Election authority means a county clerk or a Board of Election Commissioners.

Election authority means such authority not being a member or office bearer of any local authority as may, by notification, be appointed by the State Election Commissioner;

Election authority means such officer or authority as may be appointed by the State Election Commission to exercise such powers and to perform such functions in connection with the conduct of elections to the Municipal Corporations;

Election authority means a county clerk or city or county board of election commissioners.

Election authority means such officer or authority as may be appointed by the State Election Commission under this Act to exercise such powers, functions incidental therewith for the conduct of elections to the Municipalities;

Election authority means a county clerk or city or