Texas § 150.002 POLITICAL ACTIVITIES.

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§ 150.002 — POLITICAL ACTIVITIES.

Texas § 150.002

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Sec. 150.002. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES.

(a)While in uniform or on active duty, an employee of the fire or police department of the municipality may not engage in a political activity relating to a campaign for an elective office.

(b)For the purposes of this section, a person engages in a political activity if the person:

(1)makes a public political speech supporting or opposing a candidate;

(2)distributes a card or other political literature relating to the campaign of a candidate;

(3)wears a campaign button;

(4)circulates or signs a petition for a candidate;

(5)solicits votes for a candidate; or

(6)solicits campaign contributions for a candidate.

(c)While out of uniform and not on active duty, an employee of the fire or police department may engage in a political activity relating to

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Sec. 150.002. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES. (a) While in uniform or on active duty, an employee of the fire or police department of the municipality may not engage in a political activity relating to a campaign for an elective office.
(b) For the purposes of this section, a person engages in a political activity if the person:
(1) makes a public political speech supporting or opposing a candidate;
(2) distributes a card or other political literature relating to the campaign of a candidate;
(3) wears a campaign button;
(4) circulates or signs a petition for a candidate;
(5) solicits votes for a candidate; or
(6) solicits campaign contributions for a candidate.
(c) While out of uniform and not on active duty, an employee of the fire or police department may engage in a political activity relating to a campaign for an elective office, including each activity listed by Subsection (b), except that the person may not solicit campaign contributions for a candidate other than from members of an employee organization to which that person belongs.