Tex. Agriculture Code § 41.026
This is the official text of Tex. Agriculture Code § 41.026, part of Texas’s Agriculture Code — regulates farming, livestock, and agricultural commerce.
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§ 41.026. PREPARATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF BALLOT.
Official statutory text
(a) The certified organization shall prepare and distribute all necessary ballots in advance of the referendum and election.
(b) The referendum provisions of the ballot shall specify a maximum rate for the authorized assessment.
(c) The election provisions of the ballot may be printed only with the names of candidates who have filed valid petitions under Section 41.025 of this code, but the ballot shall provide a space for write-in votes.
(d) The ballot shall provide a space for the voter to certify the volume of the voter's production of the commodity within the area described in the petition during the preceding year or other relevant production period, as designated on the ballot.
(b) The referendum provisions of the ballot shall specify a maximum rate for the authorized assessment.
(c) The election provisions of the ballot may be printed only with the names of candidates who have filed valid petitions under Section 41.025 of this code, but the ballot shall provide a space for write-in votes.
(d) The ballot shall provide a space for the voter to certify the volume of the voter's production of the commodity within the area described in the petition during the preceding year or other relevant production period, as designated on the ballot.
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