§ 11829 Election Consolidation Procedures
This law says that if a special election is happening at the same time as a big general election, they should be combined into one. This means you only vote once, and the results are counted together.
Imagine your town is voting for mayor in November, and your school district also wants to vote on a new school rule at the same time.
Instead of having two separate voting days, they combine them. You go vote once, and both the mayor and the school rule are on the same ballot. The people counting the votes will handle both at the same time.
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§ 11829 Election Consolidation Procedures
Last verified: January 11, 2026