Tex. Election Code § 101.105
This is the official text of Tex. Election Code § 101.105, part of Texas’s Election Code — governs how elections are conducted.
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§ 101.105. BALLOTING MATERIALS TO BE SENT BY E-MAIL.
Official statutory text
Balloting materials to be sent by e-mail under this subchapter include:
(1) the appropriate ballot;
(2) ballot instructions, including instructions that inform a voter that the ballot must be returned by mail to be counted;
(3) instructions prescribed by the secretary of state on:
(A) how to print a return envelope from the federal Voting Assistance Program website; and
(B) how to create a carrier envelope or signature sheet for the ballot; and
(4) a list of certified write-in candidates, if applicable.
(1) the appropriate ballot;
(2) ballot instructions, including instructions that inform a voter that the ballot must be returned by mail to be counted;
(3) instructions prescribed by the secretary of state on:
(A) how to print a return envelope from the federal Voting Assistance Program website; and
(B) how to create a carrier envelope or signature sheet for the ballot; and
(4) a list of certified write-in candidates, if applicable.
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