Texas § EL.124.062 - FORM OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEM BALLOT
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§ EL.124.062. FORM OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEM BALLOT
FORM OF ELECTRONIC SYSTEM BALLOT. (a) The electronic system ballot may be any size, composition, color, and texture that is suitable for the electronic voting system in which it is used, but the ballot may not be the same color as sample ballots. (b) The secretary of state may authorize the use of electronic system ballots that comprise two or more separate parts and may prescribe conditions and limitations under which the multipart ballots may be used. A voting system using a multipart ballot must comply with the same standards as a voting system using a ballot consisting of only a single part. (c) The electronic system ballot may contain one or more printed code markings or punched holes if necessary for the proper voting and processing of the ballot. Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 211, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1986.
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