§ 10533 Voter Lists And Rosters
This law says that before an election, the county must make lists of voters for each polling place and give them to the people running the polls. If some voters get a special ballot with multiple elections on it, they can get one combined list instead of separate ones.
Imagine your neighborhood is voting for a new school board and a new park committee on the same day.
The county will make one list of all the voters in your area who can vote in both elections, instead of two separate lists. This list will be given to the people working at your polling place before voting starts.
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§ 10533 Voter Lists And Rosters
Last verified: January 10, 2026