§ 10400 Consolidated Election Procedures
This law lets officials combine two or more elections that are happening on the same day and in the same or overlapping area into a single election.
A city is holding a mayoral election and a school‑board election on the same day in the same neighborhoods.
The city can order that both elections be merged into one ballot so voters only go to the polls once.
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§ 10400 Consolidated Election Procedures
Last verified: January 10, 2026