§ Miss. Code § 23-15-265(untitled)

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Meeting of county executive committee; appointment of managers and clerks
by committee.
(1) The county executive committee of each county shall meet not less than two (2) weeks
before the date of any primary election and appoint the managers and clerks for same, all of
whom may be members of the same political party. The number of managers and clerks
appointed by the county executive committee shall be the same number as commissioners of
election are allowed to appoint pursuant to Sections 23-15-231 and 23-15-235. If the county
executive committee fails to meet on the date named, supra, further notice shall be given of the
time and place of meeting.
(2) (a) If it is eligible under Section 23-15-266, the county executive committee may enter
into a written agreement with the circuit clerk or the county election commission authorizing the
circuit clerk or the county election commission to perform any of the duties required of the
county executive committee pursuant to this section. Any agreement entered into pursuant to this
subsection shall be signed by the chairman of the county executive committee and the circuit
clerk or the chairman of the county election commission, as appropriate. The county executive
committee shall notify the State Executive Committee and the Secretary of State of the existence
of such agreement.
(b) If it is eligible under Section 23-15-266, the municipal executive committee may enter
into a written agreement with the municipal clerk or the municipal election commission
authorizing the municipal clerk or the municipal election commission to perform any of the
duties required of the municipal executive committee pursuant to this section. Any agreement
entered into pursuant to this subsection shall be signed by the chairman of the municipal
executive committee and the municipal clerk or the chairman of the municipal election
commission, as appropriate. The municipal executive committee shall notify the State Executive
Committee and the Secretary of State of the existence of such agreement.

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