Tex. Election Code § 101.102
This is the official text of Tex. Election Code § 101.102, part of Texas’s Election Code — governs how elections are conducted.
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§ 101.102. REQUEST FOR BALLOTING MATERIALS.
Official statutory text
(a) A person eligible to vote under this chapter may request from the appropriate early voting clerk e-mail transmission of balloting materials under this subchapter.
(b) The early voting clerk shall grant a request made under this section for the e-mail transmission of balloting materials if:
(1) the requestor has submitted a valid federal postcard application and:
(A) if the requestor is a person described by Section 101.001(2)(C), has provided a current mailing address that is located outside the United States; or
(B) if the requestor is a person described by Section 101.001(2)(A), (B), or (B-1), has provided a current mailing address that is located outside the requestor's county of residence;
(2) the requestor provides an e-mail address:
(A) that corresponds to the address on file with the requestor's federal postcard application; or
(B) stated on a newly submitted federal postcard application;
(3) the request is submitted on or before the deadline prescribed by Section 84.007; and
(4) a marked ballot for the election from the requestor has not been received by the early voting clerk.
(b) The early voting clerk shall grant a request made under this section for the e-mail transmission of balloting materials if:
(1) the requestor has submitted a valid federal postcard application and:
(A) if the requestor is a person described by Section 101.001(2)(C), has provided a current mailing address that is located outside the United States; or
(B) if the requestor is a person described by Section 101.001(2)(A), (B), or (B-1), has provided a current mailing address that is located outside the requestor's county of residence;
(2) the requestor provides an e-mail address:
(A) that corresponds to the address on file with the requestor's federal postcard application; or
(B) stated on a newly submitted federal postcard application;
(3) the request is submitted on or before the deadline prescribed by Section 84.007; and
(4) a marked ballot for the election from the requestor has not been received by the early voting clerk.
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