Relating to the selection of directors for the school district in which the State Capitol is located.

HB 3268 changes how school board directors are elected in the Salem-Keizer School District, which is the district containing Oregon's State Capitol. The bill requires that directors be nominated and elected by geographic zone (not at-large), meaning candidates must live in the specific zone they seek to represent. This replaces current election rules for the district, mandating that zone-based candidates must be residents of that zone and that vacancies be filled by appointing someone from the same zone if possible. The bill directly affects the Salem-Keizer School District's governance structure and its voters.