§ 57128 Overlapping Territory Election Rules

• •If two cities or areas overlap and need to vote on the same thing, they must use the same voting places and boxes.
• •There will be only one group of people running the voting in each place, even if two areas share that spot.
• •This rule makes sure voting is fair and not messy when places share the same land.

Two towns, Town A and Town B, share some land. They both need to vote on whether to combine their schools.

Instead of having two separate voting spots in the shared area, they must use the same place, same ballot box, and the same people to run the voting. This way, no one gets confused, and everything is fair.