Texas HB1783 amends the Election Code to establish requirements for petitions requesting elections and ballot propositions, including clarity and.
HB1783 amends the Texas Election Code to enhance the clarity and neutrality of ballot propositions, ensuring they are not misleading to voters. It mandates that cities submit ballot propositions to the Secretary of State for review if a court finds them deficient. The bill prohibits corporations and labor organizations from contributing to recall election petitions, though religious organizations are exempt. It also establishes procedures for petition review, including the verification of petition signatures, and requires cities to pay for legal services related to petition challenges.
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