Connecticut Statutes § 9-235d Citizens sixteen or seventeen years of age authorized to serve as election or primary officials. Requirements
Statute Text
(a)
Notwithstanding any provision of sections
9-233
,
9-235
and
9-258
a United States citizen who is sixteen or seventeen years of age and a bona fide resident of a town may be appointed as (1) an unofficial checker in an election, or (2) a checker, translator, ballot clerk or voting tabulator tender in an election after (A) attending poll worker training, and (B) receiving the written permission of a parent, guardian or the principal of the school that the citizen attends if the citizen is a secondary school student and the citizen is to be appointed to work on a day when such school is in session.
(b)
Notwithstanding any provision of section
9-436
or
9-436a
a United States citizen who is sixteen or seventeen years of age and a bona fide resident of a town or political subdivision holding a primary may be appointed as (1) a candidate checker in the primary, or (2) a checker, translator, ballot clerk or voting tabulator tender in a primary after (A) attending poll worker training, and (B) receiving the written permission of a parent, guardian or the principal of the school that the citizen attends if the citizen is a secondary school student and the citizen is to be appointed to work on a day when such school is in session.
Source
(
P.A.
93-384
,
S.
9
;
P.A.
97-67
,
S.
8
,
9
;
P.A.
03-108
,
S.
1
;
P.A.
11-20
,
S.
1
;
P.A.
15-224
,
S.
17
.)
History
Amended by
P.A.
21-0002
,
S.
112
of the
Amended by
P.A.
15-0224
,
S.
17
of the
Amended by
P.A.
11-0020
,
S.
1
of the
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