Texas HB5372 mandates notice of elections held by certain political subdivisions, including polling place locations, to be posted online.
Texas HB5372 amends the Election Code to require the governing body of a political subdivision, excluding counties, to deliver election notices to county clerks and voter registrars 75 days before the election. The county clerk must then post this notice, including polling place locations, on the county's website if available. Additionally, authorities ordering elections must post notices on their websites 62 days before the election. Special elections and nonpartisan authority elections must detail the offices or propositions to be voted on, excluding constitutional amendments.
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