§ 12108 Precinct Board Party Disclosure

• •The elections official must check each precinct board member’s party preference from their registration.
• •A posted list must show the party (or an abbreviation) for each board member, but it cannot include their names.
• •If a board member has no party preference, the list must say “None.”
• •The rule does not apply to elections that use vote centers.

Jane registers to be a precinct board member and lists “Democratic Party” on her voter registration. The elections official looks at her registration, sees she’s a Democrat, and puts “Dem” on the posted list next to her spot (but doesn’t write her name). If Tom, another board member, didn’t pick a party, the list shows “None” for his spot.

The official used the registration to figure out each board member’s party and posted the party info without names, just as the law requires. Because this is a regular precinct election, the rule applies.