HRS § 11-76 - Compensation — United States — Hawaii law | Esheria

HRS § 11-76 - Compensation

Precinct officials and related election-day nonprofit groups or employees are to be compensated under a schedule set by the chief election officer; in paper ballot elections, precinct officials and the chairperson must receive the same base amounts as in subsection (a), and precinct officials get $5 for each 300 ballot

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United States — Hawaii
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public-sector compensation

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Precinct officials and related election-day nonprofit groups or employees are to be compensated under a schedule set by the chief election officer; in paper ballot elections, precinct officials and the chairperson must receive the same base amounts as in subsection (a), and precinct officials get $5 for each 300 ballots or portion cast.