Poll Clerk definition
Poll Clerk. – means a person appointed by the Chief Electoral Officer to assist a Deputy Returning Officer at the Polls.
Poll Clerk means a person appointed to assist a presiding officer at the taking of a poll;
Poll Clerk means a person who has been sworn in by the Returning Officer and/or Deputy Returning Officer to monitor and control proper procedures of the election at each and every polling place.
More Definitions of Poll Clerk
Poll Clerk means a person appointed by the Chief Electoral Officer to assist a Returning Officer at the polls pursuant to this Electoral Act;
Poll Clerk. - means a person appointed by the Returning Officer;
Poll Clerk means the person holding or acting in the office of poll clerk pursuant to sections 27 to 29;
Poll Clerk means a person appointed by the Returning Officer to staff a polling place, with duties including but not limited to distributing ballot papers to members and marking members on the Electoral Rolls when they have voted;
Poll Clerk means a person or persons appointed by the Returning Officer to assist the Returning Officer in conduct of the election.
Poll Clerk means a person appointed by the Chief Electoral Officer pursuant to this Code;
Poll Clerk means a person who has been assigned specific duties/ responsibilities in the conduct of the municipal election or by-election. The Poll Clerk is responsible for assessing, either manually or electronically, the eligibility of the elector by locating the elector's name in the voters list and viewing their identification. The Poll Clerk is responsible for delivering the appropriate ballot and secrecy sleeve to each elector and marking the elector as having voted on the voter’s list.