§ 14 Disaster Election Procedures

• •The Governor can create an election commission when voting records are destroyed.
• •The commission must include the Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, and each affected county's elections official.
• •The commission’s job is to outline and recommend how regular or special elections should be run after the loss.

A fire wipes out the voter rolls in County X just before a mayoral election.

The Governor would put together a commission that includes the Governor, the Secretary of State, the Attorney General, and County X's elections official. That commission would write down the steps to hold the election even though the records are gone.