Marshall County; custodian of voting tabulators, selection committee, salary increased, duties clarified

SB 64 amends Alabama law to change how Marshall County selects and supports its voting machine custodian. It requires the presiding circuit judge, circuit clerk, and presiding district judge to join the selection committee, clarifies the custodian’s 12 specific duties (including testing machines, ADA compliance, and equipment handling), and increases the custodian’s salary from $8,900 to $27,000 annually starting July 2026. The bill directly affects Marshall County election staff and the custodian position, focusing on operational clarity and compensation for managing voting equipment. It becomes effective June 1, 2026.