Tex. Election Code § 65.059
This is the official text of Tex. Election Code § 65.059, part of Texas’s Election Code — governs how elections are conducted.
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§ 65.059. NOTICE TO PROVISIONAL VOTER.
Official statutory text
The secretary of state shall prescribe procedures to implement a system to allow a person who casts a provisional ballot under Section 63.011 to obtain access free of charge to information on the disposition of the person's ballot. The system:
(1) must allow the person to determine whether the person's ballot was counted, and, if the person's ballot was not accepted, must indicate the reason why;
(2) must provide the information only to the person who cast the provisional ballot; and
(3) may involve the use of a toll-free telephone number or the Internet.
(1) must allow the person to determine whether the person's ballot was counted, and, if the person's ballot was not accepted, must indicate the reason why;
(2) must provide the information only to the person who cast the provisional ballot; and
(3) may involve the use of a toll-free telephone number or the Internet.
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