Texas § 22.305 PRIORITY OF CERTAIN ELECTION PROCEEDINGS.

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§ 22.305 — PRIORITY OF CERTAIN ELECTION PROCEEDINGS.

Texas § 22.305

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 22.305 (2026).

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Sec. 22.305. PRIORITY OF CERTAIN ELECTION PROCEEDINGS.

(a)The supreme court or a court of appeals shall prioritize over any other proceeding pending or filed in the court a proceeding for injunctive relief or for a writ of mandamus under Chapter 273 , Election Code, pending or filed in the court on or after the 70th day before a general or special election.

(b)If granted, oral argument for a proceeding described by Subsection (a) may be given in person or through electronic means.

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Sec. 22.305. PRIORITY OF CERTAIN ELECTION PROCEEDINGS. (a) The supreme court or a court of appeals shall prioritize over any other proceeding pending or filed in the court a proceeding for injunctive relief or for a writ of mandamus under Chapter 273 , Election Code, pending or filed in the court on or after the 70th day before a general or special election.
(b) If granted, oral argument for a proceeding described by Subsection (a) may be given in person or through electronic means.