Election Code § 63.002 — United States — Texas law | Esheria

Election Code § 63.002

Election officers must keep a signature roster at the polling place, and accepted voters must sign it before voting. If a voter cannot sign, the election officer records the voter's name and the reason. The roster may be electronic if approved by the secretary of state, who must also adopt rules for processing electron

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Election officers must keep a signature roster at the polling place, and accepted voters must sign it before voting. If a voter cannot sign, the election officer records the voter's name and the reason. The roster may be electronic if approved by the secretary of state, who must also adopt rules for processing electronic signatures.

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