§ 12327 Emergency Polling Place Appointments
This law says the county elections official must quickly appoint precinct board members or pick a polling place if they are missing before an election, and can use a nearby precinct’s location if needed.
In a rural area, the local precinct board was never chosen before the November election and no school was set as a polling place.
The county elections official writes an order naming people to the board and chooses the town hall as the polling place. If the town hall couldn’t be used, the official could pick the school in the next‑door precinct and treat the board members working there as if they were serving the original precinct.
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§ 12327 Emergency Polling Place Appointments
Last verified: January 10, 2026