Tex. Election Code § 174.096
This is the official text of Tex. Election Code § 174.096, part of Texas’s Election Code — governs how elections are conducted.
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§ 174.096. VOTING AT CONVENTION.
Official statutory text
The state executive committee shall adopt rules concerning the voting procedures for the convention. If the state executive committee fails to adopt rules:
(1) the delegates selected by a particular county or senatorial district convention who attend the biennial state convention are entitled to cast a number of votes equal to as many delegates as that county or senatorial district convention was entitled to select;
(2) a person may not vote a proxy for delegates from more than one county or senatorial district; and
(3) a person who votes a proxy for a delegate from a county may not do so for a delegate from a senatorial district and vice versa.
(1) the delegates selected by a particular county or senatorial district convention who attend the biennial state convention are entitled to cast a number of votes equal to as many delegates as that county or senatorial district convention was entitled to select;
(2) a person may not vote a proxy for delegates from more than one county or senatorial district; and
(3) a person who votes a proxy for a delegate from a county may not do so for a delegate from a senatorial district and vice versa.
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