California § 57127.5 - If special elections are called upon the same question or questions within all or

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§ 57127.5. If special elections are called upon the same question or questions within all or

If special elections are called upon the same question or questions within all or any part of any landowner-voter district, and any city or registered-voter district, the provisions of Section 57125 shall apply, except that, as to the landowner-voter district, the provisions of its principal act shall govern the qualifications of landowner-voters, the number of votes which each landowner-voter is entitled to cast, the manner of voting, and the form of the ballot.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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