Texas § 212.0331 EFFECT OF PETITION SUBMISSION ON QUALIFYING FOR OFFICE.

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§ 212.0331 — EFFECT OF PETITION SUBMISSION ON QUALIFYING FOR OFFICE.

Texas § 212.0331

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Tex. Election Code Code Ann. § 212.0331 (2026).

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Sec. 212.0331. EFFECT OF PETITION SUBMISSION ON QUALIFYING FOR OFFICE.

(a)The submission of a recount petition delays the issuance of a certificate of election and qualification for the office involved in the recount pending completion of the recount.

(b)A candidate may not qualify for an office involved in a recount before completion of the recount.

(c)This section does not affect a candidate who has received a certificate of election and qualified for an office before the submission of a recount petition involving the office.

(d)The secretary of state shall prescribe any procedures necessary to implement this section.

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Sec. 212.0331. EFFECT OF PETITION SUBMISSION ON QUALIFYING FOR OFFICE. (a) The submission of a recount petition delays the issuance of a certificate of election and qualification for the office involved in the recount pending completion of the recount.
(b) A candidate may not qualify for an office involved in a recount before completion of the recount.
(c) This section does not affect a candidate who has received a certificate of election and qualified for an office before the submission of a recount petition involving the office.
(d) The secretary of state shall prescribe any procedures necessary to implement this section.