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Virginia Code Title 24.2 > Chapter 3 - Election Districts, Precincts, and Polling Places
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Title 24.2
> Chapter 3 - Election Districts, Precincts, and Polling Places
Current as of: 2011
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§ 24.2-302
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§ 24.2-302.1
Congressional districts
§ 24.2-303
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§ 24.2-303.1
Senatorial districts
§ 24.2-303.2
Senatorial districts; composition of certain district...
§ 24.2-303.3
Senate districts.
§ 24.2-304
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§ 24.2-304.01
House of Delegates districts
§ 24.2-304.02
House of Delegates districts; composition of certain distr...
§ 24.2-304.03
House of Delegates districts.
§ 24.2-304.1
At-large and district elections; reapportionment of districts or wards; limits
§ 24.2-304.2
Governing body authorized to expend funds for reapportionment
§ 24.2-304.3
Recording reapportionment ordinance; notice requirements
§ 24.2-304.4
Mandamus action for failure to reapportion districts or wards
§ 24.2-304.5
Notification of certain civil actions
§ 24.2-304.6
Effect of reapportionment on appointments and terms of local officers, school board and planning co...
§ 24.2-305
Composition of election districts and precincts
§ 24.2-306
Changes not to be enacted within 60 days of general election; notice requirements
§ 24.2-307
Requirements for county and city precincts
§ 24.2-308
Requirements for town precincts
§ 24.2-309
Establishment of precinct with less than minimum number of voters; conduct of elections where all v...
§ 24.2-309.1
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§ 24.2-309.2
Election precincts; prohibiting precinct changes for specified period of time
§ 24.2-310
Requirements for polling places
§ 24.2-310.1
Polling places; additional requirement
§ 24.2-311
Effective date of decennial redistricting measures; elections following decennial redistrictin...
§ 24.2-312
Effective date of other redistricting measures; elections following annexation
§ 24.2-313
Rescheduling of certain local elections following the decennial redistricting of districts for the ...
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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....
is violation of FL statute 102.031 (4a) a criminal offense?...
If I live in NY but I am registered to vote in RI, can I still vote in NY?...
Aileen, No, you can only vote in the state where you are registered, or by mail using an absentee ballot. Rhode Island allows you to register on the day of voting, but only for the...
Is there any limit as to how many candidates can run for an election...
Sue Ellen, In general, no, there is no limit in Florida to the number of candidates who can run for an election. But in some cases a political party will have a primary election t...
See also:
Virginia Code Title 24.2 - Elections
Federal Regulations: Election Law
CFR > Title 11 - Federal Elections
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