Relates to split shifts for election inspectors or poll clerks.

This bill proposes to allow election inspectors and poll clerks to work split shifts during elections. A split shift means that these workers can take breaks and return to work later in the day, rather than working one long, continuous shift. This change aims to make it easier for more people to participate in the electoral process by accommodating their schedules.

Supporters of the bill argue that allowing split shifts will enhance voter access by ensuring that there are enough staff available throughout the entire voting period. They believe this flexibility will encourage more individuals to serve as election workers, ultimately improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the election process.

Critics of the bill may argue that split shifts could lead to confusion or inconsistency in election staffing. They might express concerns that this approach could complicate training and coordination among election inspectors and poll clerks, potentially impacting the integrity of the electoral process.