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IF A MUNICIPALITY HAS ONLY 3 ELECTION INSPECTORS AVAILABLE TO WORK AT AN ELECTION, AND ALL REPRESENT THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY, DOES IT MATTER DURING A NONPARTISAN ELECTION?

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IF A MUNICIPALITY HAS ONLY 3 ELECTION INSPECTORS AVAILABLE TO WORK AT AN ELECTION, AND ALL REPRESENT THE SAME POLITICAL PARTY, DOES IT MATTER DURING A NONPARTISAN ELECTION?

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The type of election is not the issue. If lists of election inspector nominees are provided by the county parties, and appointments are made with regard to political affiliation, one of the inspectors will have to agree to represent the other party at that election.