Tex. Election Code § 113.002
This is the official text of Tex. Election Code § 113.002, part of Texas’s Election Code — governs how elections are conducted.
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§ 113.002. ELIGIBILITY.
Official statutory text
A former resident of this state is eligible to vote a presidential ballot in the presidential general election by personal appearance or by mail if the former resident:
(1) is domiciled in another state;
(2) was registered to vote in this state at the time the former resident ceased to be a resident;
(3) would be eligible for registration to vote in this state if a resident; and
(4) on presidential election day will not have resided in the state of present domicile for more than 30 days and is not eligible to vote in the presidential election in that state.
(1) is domiciled in another state;
(2) was registered to vote in this state at the time the former resident ceased to be a resident;
(3) would be eligible for registration to vote in this state if a resident; and
(4) on presidential election day will not have resided in the state of present domicile for more than 30 days and is not eligible to vote in the presidential election in that state.
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