Sentence examples for local clerk from inspiring English sources

And in New York, the mayor of New Paltz began performing marriages on Friday, even though the local clerk refused to issue licenses.

By July 2009, the unpaid balance on the Kings County property had grown to $24.35 million, according to a notice of trustee's sale filed with the local clerk's office.

"They will relay on trusted news sources, the local clerk and the GAB.'.

Since then, a backlash from conservative politicians and local officials has surfaced in a number of states like Kentucky, where local clerk Kim Davis was briefly jailed for defying the Supreme Court's ruling by refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples.

The measure would limit such in-person registration to the local clerk's office.

"Amazingly, the bill goes so far as to effectively criminalize these voters if the information is not submitted to the local clerk's office, even in the absence of actual fraud," Bissonnette said, noting that residents could face a $5,000 fine and be removed from voting rolls.

I think it's highly unlikely the Legislature will mandate this on local clerks".

Throughout the nineteen-eighties, civil-rights groups brought discrimination cases against local election officials, particularly in the South, alleging that bureaucratic barriers — such as requiring people to register at local clerks' offices — served mainly to intimidate new voters, many of whom were minorities.

According to the Free-Press, Mr. Thomas said concerns raised include using private money to pay for a public election; overall cost of the primary (about $12 million) and diverting that money from Democratic candidates to pay for the election; and the burden on local clerks to prepare for the election without much lead time.

Similarly, local clerks have said it would make their jobs more difficult if the law is repealed.

Local clerks and Colorado's Secretary of State testified about recent changes to improve Colorado's voter registration and election experience.