11-16-11
Section 11-16-11 Inspectors, clerks, and returning officers - Appointment. Between 10 and 30
days prior to the day appointed for such election the said board of commissioners shall appoint
three inspectors, two clerks, and one returning officer to hold and conduct said election
for each of the voting places in the county. One of said inspectors and one of said clerks
for each voting place shall be appointed as recommended for that purpose by qualified electors
favoring such removal and one of said inspectors and one of said clerks for each voting place
shall be appointed as recommended for that purpose by qualified electors opposing removal
and the third inspector and returning officers for each voting place shall be selected by
the board of commissioners. If there shall be a bona fide organization of electors favoring
such removal or such organization opposing such removal, one or both, the chairman or head
of such organization shall have the superior right to thus recommend persons...
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45-16-110.01
Section 45-16-110.01 Election officers - Expense allowance; total compensation. (a) In Coffee
County, an election officer who works at polling places shall receive an additional expense
allowance in an amount which, together with any amount paid by the state pursuant to Section
17-6-13, will make the total paid to each clerk one hundred dollars ($100) per day and the
total amount paid to each returning officer and each inspector one hundred twenty-five dollars
($125) per day for each day the election officer works at the polls during an election. (b)
In the event the amount paid to the election officers in Coffee County by the state pursuant
to the general law equals or exceeds the amount provided in subsection (a), this section shall
be null and void and shall be repealed. (Act 2006-331, p. 729, §§1, 2.)...
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45-42-110
Section 45-42-110 Compensation of election officers. (a) In Limestone County, the county commission
is hereby authorized to establish and set the compensation of the election officers, the returning
officer, and the inspectors and clerks, in such amounts as it shall determine. Provided, however,
the compensation established and set by the county commission shall not be less than the minimum
compensation provided by Section 17-8-12. (b) The compensation provided herein may be established
by resolution of the county commission and changed or amended by subsequent resolution. (c)
Election officers shall be entitled to all expenses provided by law in addition to any compensation
established pursuant to this section. (Act 92-238, p. 587, §§ 1-3.)...
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45-20-111
Section 45-20-111 Compensation - Poll workers. In Covington County, an election official who
works at polling places shall receive an additional expense allowance in an amount as will,
together with any amount paid by the state pursuant to Section 17-6-13, make the total amount
paid to each returning officer and each clerk ninety dollars ($90) for each day the returning
officer and clerk work at the polls during any election. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the
county commission, from time to time and upon unanimous adoption of a resolution, may increase
the amount of the expense allowance provided for in this section. (Act 2005-98, p. 150, §1.)...

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45-8-111
Section 45-8-111 Compensation. (a) Each election official of Calhoun County shall receive the
rate of minimum wage for each hour, or fraction thereof, that the polls are open per day for
the performance of his or her official duties. The county governing body of Calhoun County
shall supplement the compensation already provided by the general law of the state with funds
out of the county general fund sufficient to bring said compensation up to the amount provided
for by this section; provided, however, in any municipal election in which the official serves,
the supplement provided for herein shall be paid by the municipality in which such election
is held. (b) In Calhoun County, commencing May 12, 2005, each election official shall be entitled
to receive an additional compensation payable from the county general fund in the amount of
twenty-five dollars ($25) for each returning officer and clerk and fifty dollars ($50) for
each inspector. The amount shall be paid in addition to any...
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45-2-111.01
Section 45-2-111.01 Compensation - Election officials. In Baldwin County, election officials
who work at polling places are hereby entitled to an additional per diem allowance in such
an amount as will, together with any amount paid by the state, make the total paid to such
officials thirty dollars ($30) for each day they work at the polls. If the amount paid to
such officials as compensation or expense allowance by the state increases in the future,
then the amount paid by the county under this section shall automatically decrease in a like
amount. In addition, the returning officer shall be entitled to a mileage allowance in the
amount of eighteen cents ($.18) per mile. The expense allowances provided for in this section
shall be paid from the general fund of the county. (Act 81-100, p. 119, §1.)...
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45-10-111.01
Section 45-10-111.01 Compensation for returning officers; mileage allowance. (a) This section
shall apply only to Cherokee County. (b) All returning officers, as appointed by the local
appointing board, the judge of probate, sheriff, and circuit clerk, shall receive an additional
compensation of ten dollars ($10) and shall receive the same mileage allowance for travel
as the state mileage allowance provided for in Section 36-7-22, from the location of the polling
place to the courthouse and return. (c) The judge of probate shall determine the number of
miles for returning officers to receive payment for mileage pursuant to subsection (b). (d)
The additional compensation shall be paid to the returning officers, one person per precinct
box, on each federal, state, county, or special election held in the county. (e) The provisions
of this section are in addition to statewide compensation for election officials as specified
by Section 17-6-13. (Act 97-652, p. 1237, §§1-5; Act 2015-182,...
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45-49-111.01
Section 45-49-111.01 Compensation. (a) In Mobile County, the compensation of the election officers
holding general, special, primary, and municipal elections shall be two hundred dollars ($200)
per day for inspectors, one hundred seventy-five dollars ($175) per day for chief clerks,
and one hundred fifty dollars ($150) per day for the other election officers. The compensation
of the inspectors and chief clerks for attending any mandatory school or training as required
by the judge of probate shall be thirty dollars ($30). The compensation of other election
officials for attending any mandatory school or training as required by the judge of probate
shall be fifteen dollars ($15). The county treasury and, when appropriate, the treasuries
of the various municipalities within the county, shall pay such amounts necessary, which,
when combined with any amount payable by the state will total the amounts hereinabove provided.
The returning officer shall be entitled to mileage allowance...
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17-12-8
Section 17-12-8 Count of votes to be sealed, certified, and delivered to sheriff; public inspection
of results. As soon as the ballots are counted, the inspectors shall ascertain the number
of votes received for each person and for what office and shall make a statement of the same
in writing, which statement shall be signed by them. They shall also certify in writing on
both the clerk's poll list and the voters' poll list, that the poll list is the poll list
of the voting places at which they were inspectors, the day and year on which the election
was held, and for what offices, which certificates shall be signed by them. The clerk's poll
list, as sealed and certified, shall be placed in the records of election containers to be
furnished for each voting place. The record of election containers shall be securely sealed
and delivered by the precinct returning officer to the sheriff as county returning officer.
No later than two hours after the polls are closed, the voting place election...
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45-37-111
Section 45-37-111 Compensation of election officials; expense allowance. (a)(1) This section
shall apply only in Jefferson County. (2)a. In all general, municipal, special, and primary
elections, the compensation of certain election officers and workers shall be as follows:
The chief inspector shall be paid one hundred twenty-five dollars ($125) per day, the assistant
chief inspector shall be paid eighty-five dollars ($85) per day, and each clerk and each worker
assigned to canvas the vote shall be paid seventy-five dollars ($75) per day. In municipal
elections where paper ballots are used exclusively, the provisions of law applicable to the
use of paper ballots shall apply as to the amount which each election official in the voting
centers or box shall be paid. To receive the returning fee allowed in this section the election
official shall present an affidavit indicating he or she has attended an election procedure
school since the last election. b. In all city and municipal...
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