Tex. Election Code § 62.004
This is the official text of Tex. Election Code § 62.004, part of Texas’s Election Code — governs how elections are conducted.
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§ 62.004. ARRANGING VOTING STATIONS.
Official statutory text
The voting stations shall be arranged so that:
(1) the voting area is in view of the election officers, watchers, and persons waiting to vote but is separated from the persons waiting to vote;
(2) access to the voting area through any entrance other than one designated by the presiding judge is prevented; and
(3) the voting area is adequately lighted.
(1) the voting area is in view of the election officers, watchers, and persons waiting to vote but is separated from the persons waiting to vote;
(2) access to the voting area through any entrance other than one designated by the presiding judge is prevented; and
(3) the voting area is adequately lighted.
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