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Texas Election Code > Title 6 > Chapter 61 - Conduct Of Voting Generally

Texas Codes > Election Code > Title 6 > Chapter 61 - Conduct Of Voting Generally


Current as of: 2009
Subchapter AGeneral Provisions
Subchapter BInterpreter

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Questions & Answers: Election Law

Donald, Check the village charter. This should be available at the nearest public library or at the village offices. Here is an example (see p. 10): http://www.southwestranches....
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Texas Election Code

Federal Regulations: Election Law

CFR > Title 11 - Federal Elections
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mike burleson: ...
Texas Election Code, Title 6, Chapter61, Sec.61.003 defines the distance from the polling place that electioneering may take place as 100 ft. from the outside door of the polling place. Do individual counties have the right to increase that limit without some action such as a city ordinance?
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