§ 12220 Precinct Boundary Maps
This law says the elections official has to split the area into voting precincts and make maps or written descriptions of them, and can copy them as many times as needed.
Before an election, the county elections official draws the precinct boundaries and creates a map for each precinct so voters know where to go, and asks the county surveyor for help making the maps.
The elections official follows the rule by dividing the county into precincts, preparing the maps or written descriptions, and may ask the surveyor for assistance.
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§ 12220 Precinct Boundary Maps
Last verified: January 10, 2026