Tex. Election Code § 141.066
This is the official text of Tex. Election Code § 141.066, part of Texas’s Election Code — governs how elections are conducted.
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§ 141.066. SIGNING MORE THAN ONE PETITION PROHIBITED.
Official statutory text
(a) A person may not sign the petition of more than one candidate for the same office in the same election.
(b) The following statement must appear at the top of each page of a petition: "Signing the petition of more than one candidate for the same office in the same election is prohibited."
(c) A signature on a candidate's petition is invalid if the signer signed the petition subsequent to signing a petition of another candidate for the same office in the same election.
(b) The following statement must appear at the top of each page of a petition: "Signing the petition of more than one candidate for the same office in the same election is prohibited."
(c) A signature on a candidate's petition is invalid if the signer signed the petition subsequent to signing a petition of another candidate for the same office in the same election.
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