Relating to the appointment of election clerks.

SB 108 amends Texas election code sections to clarify how election clerks are appointed. It requires both the lead election judge and alternate judge in each precinct to appoint at least one clerk each for every election, with flexibility to appoint more within limits set by county authorities. The bill also updates procedures for political parties to submit clerk candidate lists (within 25 days before general elections) that judges must consider when making appointments. These changes directly affect county election officials and political parties involved in the clerk appointment process. The bill does not alter voting procedures or outcomes but standardizes administrative responsibilities for election clerks.