§ 101296 Bond Election Compliance Rules
This law says that when a school district holds an election to decide if they can borrow money by selling bonds, they have to follow the same rules as the county does for their elections. If the county isn't running the election, some words in the rules change to fit the school district instead.
Imagine your local school wants to build a new playground, but they need money to do it. They decide to ask the people in the town if they can borrow money by selling bonds.
The school has to follow the same election rules as the county does. But if the county isn't running the election, some words in the rules change. For example, instead of 'county clerk,' they'll use 'secretary of the district.'
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§ 101296 Bond Election Compliance Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026