Who provides badges for challengers during elections?

The County Board of Elections is responsible for providing badges for challengers during elections. This role is part of the broader responsibilities that the County Board holds in overseeing the election process and ensuring that all election-related activities are conducted fairly and transparently. Badges serve to officially identify challengers, allowing them to perform their duties at polling places while maintaining order and integrity during the election.

The other entities mentioned have different responsibilities; the Municipal Clerk generally administers local election processes, but they do not issue badges to challengers. The State Election Division oversees state-level election regulations and procedures but operates at a different level of governance without direct involvement in local election challenges. Local municipalities, while they can be involved in the election process through various administrative functions, do not provide badges for challengers either. Therefore, the County Board of Elections plays the pivotal role of facilitating this aspect of the election process.