Delaware Code § 15-209

of this title shall not be applicable
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(b) Each county director shall assist the Department of Elections in carrying out its duties and responsibilities in the county for which
the county director is appointed and, subject to the policies and directives of the Board, shall see to it that the work of the Department
in such county is performed in a proper and nonpartisan manner.
(c) Each deputy county director shall assist the county director in the county for which such deputy county director is appointed.
(d) Each county director and deputy county director shall be a citizen of the United States and a qualified elector of the county in
which he or she serves.
(e) The salary of each county director and deputy county director shall be as provided in the Budget Act and shall be uniform for
each county.
(f) The county director and deputy county director of a county, if in agreement, may authorize a person to vote whose application to
register to vote at the Division of Motor Vehicles was never completed as required elsewhere in this title. The person shall follow the
procedures set forth by the State Election Commissioner prior to being permitted to vote.
(g) Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary herein, those persons who held the positions of director and deputy director,
respectively, of each county department of elections immediately prior to July 1, 2015, shall assume automatically the position of county
director and deputy county director, respectively, in the county for which he or she was appointed. Each initial county director and initial
deputy county director shall be bound by and subject to the provisions of this section, and to this title generally, to the same extent as if
he or she was appointed by the Board in accordance with this section.

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