Texas § 87.127 RESOLUTION OF INCORRECT DETERMINATION BY EARLY VOTING BALLOT BOARD.

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§ 87.127 — RESOLUTION OF INCORRECT DETERMINATION BY EARLY VOTING BALLOT BOARD.

Texas § 87.127

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Tex. Election Code Code Ann. § 87.127 (2026).

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Sec. 87.127. RESOLUTION OF INCORRECT DETERMINATION BY EARLY VOTING BALLOT BOARD.

(a)If a county election officer, as defined by Section 31.091 , determines a ballot was incorrectly rejected or accepted by the early voting ballot board before the time set for convening the canvassing authority, the county election officer may petition a district court for injunctive or other relief as the court determines appropriate.

(b)In an election ordered by the governor or by a county judge, the county election officer must confer with and establish the agreement of the county chair of each political party before petitioning the district court.

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Sec. 87.127. RESOLUTION OF INCORRECT DETERMINATION BY EARLY VOTING BALLOT BOARD. (a) If a county election officer, as defined by Section 31.091 , determines a ballot was incorrectly rejected or accepted by the early voting ballot board before the time set for convening the canvassing authority, the county election officer may petition a district court for injunctive or other relief as the court determines appropriate.
(b) In an election ordered by the governor or by a county judge, the county election officer must confer with and establish the agreement of the county chair of each political party before petitioning the district court.