Texas § WA.49.1025 - QUALIFIED VOTERS IN CONFIRMATION ELECTION

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§ WA.49.1025. QUALIFIED VOTERS IN CONFIRMATION ELECTION

QUALIFIED VOTERS IN CONFIRMATION ELECTION. (a) In this section, "developer of property in the district" has the meaning assigned by Section 49.052 (d). (b) A voter in a confirmation election or an election held jointly with a confirmation election on the same date and in conjunction with the confirmation election to authorize taxes and bonds must be a qualified voter of the district. For the purposes of an election described by this subsection, a person is not a qualified voter if the person: (1) on the date of the election: (A) is a developer of property in the district; (B) is related within the third degree of affinity or consanguinity to a developer of property in the district; (C) is an employee of a developer of property in the district; or (D) has resided in the district less than 30 days; or (2) received monetary consideration from a developer of property in the district in exchange for the person's vote. (c) In addition to the procedures for accepting a voter under Section 63.001 , Election Code, the election officer shall provide to the voter the form of the affidavit required by this section. The election officer must receive a completed affidavit before marking the voter as accepted under Section 63.001 (e), Election Code. If the voter does not submit a completed affidavit to the election officer or the information stated on the affidavit demonstrates the voter is not a qualified voter as provided by this section, the voter may be accepted only to vote provisionally under Section 63.011 , Election Code. (d) The district shall submit original or certified copies of voter affidavits to the office of the attorney general in a transcript of the proceedings of the confirmation election. (e) The office of the attorney general shall prescribe the form of the voter affidavit. (f) The voter affidavit must require the voter to state under oath: (1) the address of the voter and that the voter resides in the territory of the district; (2) the date the voter changed the voter's residence to the address provided under Subdivision (1); and (3) that the voter, to the best of the voter's knowledge, believes that the voter's registration is effective on the date of the election. (g) The affidavit must include the following statement: "I am not a developer of property in the district, related within the third degree of affinity or consanguinity to a developer of property in the district, or an employee of a developer of property in the district. I have not received monetary consideration from a developer of property in the district for my vote in this election." (h) Compliance with this section or the validity of a voter affidavit may only be challenged in an election contest under Title 14, Election Code. Added by Acts 2017, 85th Leg., R.S., Ch. 848 (H.B. 2358 ), Sec. 1, eff. January 1, 2018.

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

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