Amends election laws to allow appointment of a legislative body employee who reports directly to the chair to the county canvassing board in a home rule charter county (see companion HB 2434).   Official Text and Analysis.

To change the conditions for when a chair of the county legislative body may designate an employee of the legislative body to the county canvassing board. Defines an employee of the legislative body. Adds requirement of training and taking an oath.

To remove the provision which allows the chair of a county legislative body in a county with a population of over one million to designate an employee of the legislative body to serve on the canvassing board. Changes the membership of a county canvassing board in a county with a population of over one million as follows: One member and an alternate designee is appointed by the chair of the county central committee of the political party whose candidate is elected governor at the most recent election; one member and an alternate designee is appointed by the chair of the county central committee of the political party whose candidate for governor receives the second highest number of votes at the most recent election; and one member, and an alternate designee, is appointed upon mutual agreement by the other two appointed canvassing board members. Corrects the membership on canvassing boards in other statutes to reflect membership changes.