Election Law – Chief Election Judges – Party Affiliation

Added co-sponsors (Senators Brooks and Kagan) to the bill's authorship line.

Reorganized the structure of election judge staffing requirements, separating the general rule for four judges per polling place from the exception for precincts with fewer than 200 registered voters (which may have only two judges).

Clarified the appointment process for chief judges when an election director cannot designate them 45 days before early voting begins, specifying that one chief judge must come from the majority or principal minority party and another must be unaffiliated.

Added a formal approval signature block at the end of the bill for the Governor, Senate President, and House Speaker.