§ 3501.06County board of elections

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(A) There shall be in each county of the state a board of elections consisting of four qualified
electors of the county, who shall be appointed by the secretary of state, as the secretary's
representatives.


(B)(1) On the first day of March in the years 2014 and 2016, the secretary of state shall appoint two
of such board members for a term of three years. One of those board members shall be from the
political party which cast the highest number of votes for the office of governor at the most recent
regular state election, and the other shall be from the political party which cast the next highest
number of votes for the office of governor at such election.


(2) Beginning in 2017, on the first day of March in odd-numbered years, the secretary of state shall
appoint two of such board members for a term of four years. One of those board members shall be
from the political party which cast the highest number of votes for the office of governor at the most
recent regular state election, and the other shall be from the political party which cast the next
highest number of votes for the office of governor at such election. Thereafter, all appointments
shall be made on the first day of March in odd-numbered years for a term of four years.


(C) All vacancies filled for unexpired terms and all appointments to new terms shall be made from
the political party to which the vacating or outgoing member belonged, unless there is a third
political party which cast a greater number of votes in the state at the most recent regular state
election for the office of governor than did the party to which the retiring member belonged, in
which event the vacancy shall be filled from such third party.




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