Current through the 87th Legislature Third Called Session.We publish for alumni, lawyers, and the community with the purpose of having easy access to important laws with them at all times.Table of contents:Title 9 - Candidates §§ 141.001 - 146.084Title 10 - Political Parties §§ 161.001 - 182.007Title 11 - Presidential Elections §§ 191.001 - 192.064Title 12 - Elections To Fill Vacancy In Office §§ 201.001 - 204.021Title 13 - Recounts §§ 211.001 - 216.005Title 14 - Election Contests §§ 221.001 - 247.005Title 15 - Regulating Political Funds And Campaigns §§ 251.001 - 259.003Title 16 - Miscellaneous Provisions §§ 271.001 - 279.003Title 17 - Local Option Elections §§ 501.001 - 501.155

Current through the 87th Legislature Third Called Session.We publish for alumni, lawyers, and the community with the purpose of having easy access to important laws with them at all times.Table of contents:Title 1 - Introductory Provisions §§ 1.001 - 4.009Title 2 - Voter Qualifications And Registration §§ 11.001 - 20.123Title 3 - Election Officers And Observers §§ 31.001 - 34.005Title 4 - Time And Place Of Elections §§ 41.001 - 43.063Title 5 - Election Supplies §§ 51.001 - 52.095Title 6 - Conduct Of Elections §§ 61.001 - 68.055Title 7 - Early Voting §§ 81.001 - 114.008Title 8 - Voting Systems §§ 121.001 - 129.057

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