Texas HB37 separates federal elections from state and local elections, establishing distinct procedures and dates.
Texas HB37 amends the Election Code to separate federal elections from state and local elections, ensuring they are held concurrently but distinctly. Federal elections are defined as separate from state elections, with separate ballots and procedures. Federal elections include primary and general elections for federal offices, with specific dates set for these elections. The bill mandates that federal elections be held concurrently with state and local elections to the extent feasible.
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