Tax Code § 26.081
A voter’s petition signature can still be valid even if it does not exactly match the voter’s name on the registered-voter list. If the petition reviewer cannot verify a signature and there is no other reasonable way to verify it, the reviewer may require the organizer to provide more identifying information if they wa
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A voter’s petition signature can still be valid even if it does not exactly match the voter’s name on the registered-voter list. If the petition reviewer cannot verify a signature and there is no other reasonable way to verify it, the reviewer may require the organizer to provide more identifying information if they want that signature counted.
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