§ 102334 District Election Procedures
This law says a district must hold its elections the same way a county runs special elections, and it can let the county run the election and pay for it first, then get paid back later.
A school district needs to hold a board election but doesn’t have enough money yet.
The district asks the county to run the election and the county pays the costs now. Later, when the district gets its own money, it pays the county back.
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§ 102334 District Election Procedures
Last verified: January 11, 2026