Texas § 253.092 TREATMENT OF INCORPORATED POLITICAL COMMITTEE.

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§ 253.092 — TREATMENT OF INCORPORATED POLITICAL COMMITTEE.

Texas § 253.092

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Tex. Election Code Code Ann. § 253.092 (2026).

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Sec. 253.092. TREATMENT OF INCORPORATED POLITICAL COMMITTEE. If a political committee the only principal purpose of which is accepting political contributions and making political expenditures incorporates for liability purposes only, the committee is not considered to be a corporation for purposes of this subchapter.

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