§ 5862 District Formation Election Rules
This law says that a resolution decides how people vote on taking on debt or creating a new district, and the election follows the state's general election rules, but you don't have to mail out sample ballots or polling cards.
A small town wants to borrow money to build a new library and also wants to create a new school district.
The town council writes a resolution that tells voters how to vote on the loan and the new district. The actual vote is run using the state's normal election rules, but the town doesn't have to send out practice ballots or special voting cards to voters.
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§ 5862 District Formation Election Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026