Application through Cancellation PART II

Application through Cancellation PART II
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Application through Cancellation PART II 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Texas Secretary of State Elections Division
11/15/2018 List Maintenance Sec – Correction of Voter Registration Records Sec – Investigation of Voter Eligibility Sec – Confirmation of Residency Sec – Immediate Cancellations Sec – Reinstating Cancelled Voter Records 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Correction of Registration Records
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Correction of Registration Records Sec (a) – The registrar shall make the appropriate corrections after receipt of: Voter update – Certificate, Registration Application, or Texas Online (15.021) Response to Notice of Examination (16.033) Affidavit completed by Voter with Required Documentation, who is not on list (63.006) Statement of Residence ( ) Abolishment of a county election precinct or a change in its boundary Postal Reclassification Response to Notice of Address Confirmation (15.053) DPS or other Agency Registration Application (Ch. 20) 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Correction of Registration Records
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Correction of Registration Records Sec (b) At least monthly, the registrar shall request from the United States Postal Service any available information indicating address reclassifications affecting the registered voters of the county. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Texas Online Web Updates
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Texas Online Web Updates Texas Online Web applications are paperless transactions. Sec (d) A voter is able to change a Name and/or Address as long as the voter still resides in same county. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

QUESTION: What is the recommended process for Texas Online Applications? ANSWER: From a legal standpoint Texas Online applications fall under Section , Election Code, which does not provide any mechanism for “rejecting” the update when the voter indicates an out of county response. Rather, there are two portions of Election Code (included below) that deal with the outcome of this type of update: Under – The registrar should correct the voter record or, Under – The registrar should cancel a voter’s registration immediately upon receipt that the address is out of the county 11/15/2018

QUESTION: What is the recommended process for Texas Online Applications? ANSWER: As a practical matter, Section , Notice of Cancellation to Voter does not include this cancellation in the list of reasons that a Notice of Cancellation should be sent. Thus, it is for this reason that we recommend the following workflow as a Best Practice, even though it is not strictly required according to statute. 11/15/2018

Texas Online Web Updates – Best Practice
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Texas Online Web Updates – Best Practice If the residence address on the Texas Online application indicates the voter’s new address is not within your county, then best practice is to reject the Texas Online Web application and send the voter the Notice of Rejection. We recommend printing the web application and forwarding it to the new county. The new county can send the voter an application to fill out and return. The voter registrar may cancel the voter who is already registered in the county and send the voter a Notice of Cancellation indicating they are no longer registered. Secs , 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Statement of Residence
QUESTION: What is the purpose of a Statement of Residence? ANSWER: The purpose of the Statement of Residence is to allow voters whose names appear on the List of Suspense Voters, or who have moved within the county of the election a means to vote and to correct their addresses. The Statement of Residence form reflects the same information on the voter registration application, which allows the form to act as a voter registration application (or an update to their voter registration status). 11/15/2018

QUESTION: What must be included on a Statement of Residence? ANSWER: Section (c), Election Code outlines the requirements that must be included on the statement. This Subsection states the requirements as: (1) a statement that the voter satisfies the applicable residence requirements prescribed by Subsection (b); (2) all of the information that a person must include in an application to register to vote under Section ; and (3) the date the statement is submitted to the election officer. 11/15/2018

QUESTION: Who provides the Statements of Residence for use in the Election? ANSWER: Per Section (d), Election Code, the voter registrar is required to provide to the general custodian of election records a sufficient number of statements of residence for use in each election. There is no definition in the Election Code of what constitutes a “sufficient number.” As a rule of thumb, you may look at previous comparable elections to determine the number needed, or if no information is available, we recommend providing forms for at least 10% of the voters in each precinct whose name appears on the Suspense List. 11/15/2018

QUESTION: How does the registrar get completed Statements of Residence back? ANSWER: When delivering election supplies after the election, the presiding judge shall deliver Envelope Number 4, which contains the completed statements of residence, to the voter registrar. If the voter registrar is unavailable on election night, the presiding judge shall deliver the envelope to the custodian of election records, who shall in turn deliver it to the voter registrar. 11/15/2018

QUESTION: What do I do with Statements of Residence returned? ANSWER: Make the appropriate corrections in the registration records, including, if necessary, deleting a voter's name from the suspense list after receipt of a voter's statement of residence. The Voter Registrar, then, would correct the registration record and issue the voter a new certificate. (Section (a)(4), Election Code) Retain each statement of residence on file with the voter's voter registration application. (Section (e), Election Code) 11/15/2018

QUESTION: What Registration Date/Source Code is used? ANSWER: The registration date of the Statement of Residence for registration purposes is the date of submission to the presiding judge at the polling place. The registration date for a Statement of Residence submitted with a ballot by mail is the date of review by the early voting ballot board. The registrar would update the voter’s record using source code for Statement of Residence and an approval code for “Voter Initiated Change” to indicate the change was initiated by the voter. 11/15/2018

QUESTION: What if the address on the Statement of Residence is not within my county? ANSWER: When a new address provided on the Statement of Residence is in a Texas county other than the one in which the voter is currently registered, the voter registrar can use that statement to cancel the voter’s record and should copy the Statement of Residence for the voter’s Inactive File before forwarding the original Statement of Residence to the voter registrar in the new county. The new county voter registrar will be able to use the statement as a voter registration application. 11/15/2018

Investigation of Voter Eligibility
Sec Cancellation following investigation by registrar (a) The registrar may use any lawful means to investigate whether a registered voter is currently eligible for registration in the county. This section does not authorize an investigation of eligibility that is based solely on residence. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Investigation of Voter Eligibility Potential Reasons for Investigation
Deceased, Convicted of a Felony, Mentally incapacitated or partially mentally incapacitated without the right to vote, Not a U.S. Citizen, or Underage 11/15/2018

Sec Cancellation following investigation by registrar (b) If the registrar has reason to believe that a voter is no longer eligible for registration, the registrar shall deliver written notice to the voter indicating that the voter’s registration status is being investigated by the registrar. The notice shall be delivered by forwardable mail to the mailing address on the voter’s registration application and to any new address of the voter known to the registrar. If the secretary of state has adopted or recommended a form for a written notice under this section, the registrar must use that form. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Investigation of Voter Eligibility by Registrar Portions of Code that are good to know:
Qualifications of a Voter: Section , Election Code Eligibility for Registration: Section , Election Code Cancellation Following Investigation: Section , Election Code DATA SOURCES & HANDLING: Deceased – Sections and , Election Code Mental Incapacity – Section , Election Code Felony Conviction – Section , Election Code U.S. Citizenship Status – Sections and , Election Code and Section , Government Code 11/15/2018

TASKS from SOS: A registrar may investigate as long as the registrar has reason to believe a person is not in fact eligible. To that end, there are several data sources resulting in task notifications for registrars. For nearly all tasks, the registrar may choose whether or not the data provided is enough to warrant an investigation. OTHER Sources: The registrar may use any lawful means to investigate whether a registered voter is currently eligible for registration in the county. Section , however, does not authorize an investigation of eligibility that is based solely on residence. 11/15/2018

Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Investigation of Voter Eligibility This information is sent by the state to the county to notify the county that some action needs to be taken on the voter record. The primary difference between a task and other information provided is that a task requires the county to send information back to the state in order to complete this cycle. Online counties get the tasks on their Dashboard, but Offline counties receive them via export: The following are “tasks” sent to offline counties: NOTE: Cancellation of permanent voter records will also result in the cancellation of any linked FPCA. Description Denotes Felon Notification Possible Felon – information provided by DPS matched the voter record. Deceased Notification Possible Deceased – Weak Match Deceased Record Non U.S. Citizen Notification Individual indicated they were exempt from jury duty due to not being a U.S. citizen 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Matching Information Provided from SOS FELON - Each weekday the Department of Public Safety is regularly open for business, the department shall: (1) prepare an abstract of each final judgment received by the department convicting a person 18 years of age or older who is a resident of the state of a felony; and (2) file each abstract with the secretary of state. (Sec , Election Code) 11/15/2018

Matching Information Provided from SOS NON U.S. CITIZEN – This information is provided by the clerk of the court and compared to the voter role under , Election Code. (Section , Government Code) DECEASED – Sources listed in Section , Election Code. 11/15/2018

11/15/2018 Voter Tasks EXAMINATION VS. ADDRESS CONFIRMATION - Each type of task has its own rules and regulations regarding the actions: Possible Felons: A registrar may send a Notice of Examination (initiating a 30 day response period before cancelling the voter). The registrar may (under (a)(3) immediately cancel a registered voter based on this task, but it is not recommended. Possible Deceased: A registrar may send a Notice of Examination, which is called Verification of Voter Status (initiating a 30 day response period before cancelling the voter), or cancel the voter immediately (under ) if the registrar determines that the voter is deceased. Non U.S. Citizen Notification: A registrar should send a Notice of Examination, which is called Notice for Proof of Citizenship (initiating a 30 day response period before cancelling the voter), but may not immediately cancel a registered voter based on this task. RESIDENCY: A registrar may only send a Notice of Address Confirmation and place the voter on suspense. A registrar may not initiate a Notice of Examination based on this notification. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

11/15/2018 Other Sources CLERK OF THE COURT HB4034 added “Other Jury Summons Response” information. What is shared Voter Impact Applicable Portion of law Mental Impairment - either with or without the right to vote – Exemption (Court Order) If Court Order includes: “Without the right to vote”, then voter is cancelled immediately. (c), TGC (e), TGC (a)(3), TEC Non County Resident Excuses or Disqualifications Registrar must send Notice of Address Confirmation and Response device , TGC (a)(3), TEC Other Jury Summons Response information -- Under 18 years of age -- Deceased notation on form -- Returned Mail for address issues -- Under Age: Registrar should send Notice of Examination -- Deceased: Registrar may send Notice of Examination (Verification of Voter Status) -- Returned Mail: Registrar should send a Notice of Address Confirmation (g), TGC (8), TGC (9), TGC (a), TEC (a), TEC (b), TEC 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Sec Cancellation following investigation by registrar (d) Except as provided by Subsection (e), the registrar shall cancel a voter’s registration if: (1) after considering the voter’s reply, the registrar determines that the voter is not eligible for registration; (2) no reply is received from the voter on or before the 30th day after the date the notice is mailed to the voter under Subsection (b); or (3) each notice mailed under Subsection (b) is returned undelivered to the registrar with no forwarding information available. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Required Response from Voter:
Voter Investigated For: Method of Resolution Election Code Deceased May respond in Writing or Orally (Registrar should prepare memo to file) 16.033(f) Felony Conviction Mentally incapacitated or partially mentally incapacitated without the right to vote Not a U.S. Citizen Must provide proof of United States citizenship in the form of a certified copy of the voter's birth certificate, United States passport, or certificate of naturalization. (a) Underage 11/15/2018

Sec Cancellation following investigation by registrar (f) The registrar shall retain a copy of the notice mailed to a voter under this section on file with the voter’s registration application. If the voter’s reply to the notice is in writing, the registrar shall also retain the reply on file with the application. If the reply is oral, the registrar shall prepare a memorandum of the reply, indicating the substance and date of the reply, and shall retain the memorandum on file with the application. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Cancelling a Voter in Response to a Task originating from Data submitted to SOS
Activity Type Cancellation Reasons Examination for Felony Failure to respond to Notice of Investigation Felony Examination for Deceased Deceased Examination for Citizenship Cancellation due to Not a U.S. Citizen 11/15/2018

QUESTION: The voter is on Suspense, but I have information indicating the voter may be ineligible (deceased, felon, etc.) - Can I still investigate the voter? ANSWER: Yes. A voter's registration may not be canceled during an eligibility investigation if the voter's name appears on the suspense list unless the notice mailed to the voter indicated that the registrar had reason to believe that the voter is not eligible for registration because of a ground other than a ground based on residence. (Section (e), Election Code) 11/15/2018

QUESTION: What about Residency? How do I investigate the voter when I think they no longer reside in my county? ANSWER: Investigation does not apply to residency (Section , Election Code). If you believe the voter has moved, you may send the voter a Notice of Address Confirmation and place the voter on Suspense. See the “Suspense List Mass Cancellation Process” Mini-manual for more information on this process. It should be noted that different timelines apply to investigation (30 day response time set) as compared to issuing a Notice of Address Confirmation (voter remains in Suspense Status for at least two federal cycles). 11/15/2018

Confirmation of Residency
APPLICABLE LAWS The National Voting Rights Act of 1993 (Section 8) Texas Election Code Section (Return of Initial Certificate) Section (Return of Renewal Certificate) Section – (Confirmation of Residence) Section (Challenge based on Residence) NEW LAW: HB4034 adds (In effect) 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Section , Texas Election Code The secretary of state shall periodically compare the information regarding voters maintained as part of the statewide computerized voter registration list to determine whether any voters have more than one voter registration record on file. The secretary of state shall by rule determine what information combinations identified as common to more than one registration record constitute a weak match or a strong match 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Section , Texas Election Code Strong Match records - If the voter records identified are: (1) located in the same county, the voter registrar may merge the records following a determination that each record belongs to the same voter using the procedure for the correction of registration records under Section ; or (2) located in more than one county, the registrar of the county with the oldest record may deliver a written confirmation notice in accordance with Section 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Notice of Address Confirmation Sec Confirmation notice. (a) If the registrar has reason to believe that a voter’s current residence is different from that indicated on the registration records, the registrar shall deliver to the voter a written confirmation notice requesting confirmation of the voter’s current residence. (b) The registrar shall include an official confirmation notice response form with each confirmation notice delivered to a voter. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Sec Confirmation notice. (c) The confirmation notice shall be delivered by forwardable mail to the voter’s last known mailing address. (d) The registrar shall maintain a list of the confirmation notices mailed to voters, which for each notice must include the voter’s name and the date the notice is mailed. The registrar shall maintain and retain the list in accordance with rules prescribed by the secretary of state. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

QUESTION: What is the impact to the voter when the Notice of Address Confirmation is sent? ANSWER: The voter will be placed on Suspense. QUESTION: What does it mean to say a voter is on Suspense? ANSWER: This is a Status of a Registered Voter. When a Notice of Address Confirmation has been issued to a voter to confirm the Voter’s Residence, the voter is placed on the Suspense List. The voter is still a registered voter and eligible to vote; however, the voter must complete a Statement of Residence prior to being permitted to do so. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

QUESTION: How long does a voter remain on Suspense? ANSWER: The voter will remain on Suspense until the voter registers to vote in a new county, votes in the current county, or submits a new application or statement of residence in the current county. If the voter does not complete one of these activities, then the voter should be cancelled after the second general election for state and county officers following the time when the voter was placed on suspense. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Immediate Cancellations – Section 16.031, Election Code
Delete voter = used when duplicate identified Felony = abstract of final judgment (Recommend investigation first) Deceased = Abstract from LRD or COC, personal knowledge, determination of BVS match, or sworn statement (second degree) Mental Incapacitation = abstract of final judgment At Voter’s Request = written request Out of County Confirmation Response = Notice of Address Confirmation, Limited Ballot, FPCA or notification from another state. Note: Suspense Mass Cancellation is not for county daily use and should only be used as a part of the Suspense Mass Cancellation. 11/15/2018

Notice of Cancellation (16.036)
When a voter is cancelled upon receipt of an abstract of a final judgment of the voter's total mental incapacity, partial mental incapacity without the right to vote, conviction of a felony, or disqualification under Section (Mental Incapacity), Section (Felony Conviction), or Section (Disqualification in an Election Contest) Cancellation following an investigation (either the voter confirms the voter is not eligible or failed to respond) (Section ), When the voter requests to be cancelled (Section ), or After cancellation following investigation of citizenship status (Section ) 11/15/2018

Notice of Cancellation (16.036)
REMINDER: Cancellation Notices are sent to the mailing address on the voter’s registration application AND any new address known to the registrar. Cancellations notices must include the date and reason of cancellation, as well as a brief explanation of the voter’s right to challenge the cancellation and appeal the registrar’s decision. Cancellations should be sent not later than the 30th day after the date of cancellation. 11/15/2018

Reinstatements The Texas Election Code provides the voter registrar the ability to reinstate a voter under section if “the registrar determines after cancellation of a registration that the registration should not have been cancelled.” Keep in mind that under section “(d) A reinstatement of a registration takes effect immediately.” 11/15/2018

To reinstate a voter the registrar would:
Determine the reason the voter was cancelled - If the voter was cancelled because the voter requested the cancellation or moved to a different county, then the voter would not be eligible for reinstatement. In these instances, it is best practice to confirm through the active/inactive file or with the other county that the voter is, in fact, ineligible for reinstatement. 11/15/2018

Determine Eligibility for Reinstatement - Once the registrar determines the reason the individual was cancelled, the registrar would then need to determine whether or not the voter is eligible for reinstatement Reinstate Voter (if eligible) - It should be noted that reinstatement simply means that the voter registrar is reinstating the voter to the same state the voter was in prior to being cancelled. 11/15/2018

4. Send Notice to the Voter of Reinstatement - Once a voter has been reinstated, the registrar is required, under section , to “deliver written notice of the reinstatement to the voter. The notice shall be delivered by mail to the mailing address on the voter's registration application and to any new address known to the registrar. The notice must include the date of and reason for the reinstatement.” 11/15/2018

5. File Response in Active Voter File - A copy of the voter’s response should be filed with the voter’s application Sec (f) - The registrar shall retain a copy of the notice mailed to a voter under this section on file with the voter's registration application. If the voter's reply to the notice is in writing, the registrar shall also retain the reply on file with the application. If the reply is oral, the registrar shall prepare a memorandum of the reply, indicating the substance and date of the reply, and shall retain the memorandum on file with the application. 11/15/2018

File Response in Active Voter File - A copy of the voter’s response should be filed with the voter’s application The registrar must “enter the date of and reason for the reinstatement on the voter's registration application and duplicate registration certificate, make any appropriate corrections in the registration records, and take any other action necessary to give effect to the reinstatement” in accordance with (c) of the Election Code. 11/15/2018

Responsibilities of a VR
Per Section (b), Election Code, if, after canceling a voter's registration under the Mass Cancellation of Suspense Voters, the registrar receives a Statement of Residence executed by the voter at an election held before the date the voter's registration was required to be canceled, the registrar shall reinstate the registration. Keep in mind that a reinstatement takes effect immediately, and the registrar is required to enter the date of and reason for the reinstatement on the voter's registration application and duplicate registration certificate, make any appropriate corrections in the registration records, and take any other action necessary to give effect to the reinstatement. (Section (c) & (d), Election Code) 11/15/2018

Reinstatement Vs. Reregistration
When a voter is reinstated, the voter’s record is made active in the original state the record was in at the time of cancellation, with one exception (if applicable). If a Mass Mail Out has occurred after the cancellation of the voter record, the voter’s Valid From Dates will reflect the current biennial cycle. If a voter was properly cancelled and is reregistering in the county, then the voter record is not eligible for reinstatement and would be treated as any new voter to the county – receiving new Valid From and EDR dates. 11/15/2018

Why keeping your lists up to date matters….
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Why keeping your lists up to date matters…. Section TEAM is the Official List of Registered Voters in the state. As such, all lists should be pulled from TEAM for use in elections. The statewide list is required to contain the name and registration information of each voter registered in the state Assign a unique identifier (VUID) to each registered voter Be available to any election official in the state through immediate electronic access Counties are required to provide on an expedited basis the information necessary to maintain the registration list. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Understanding the OLRV
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Understanding the OLRV Section Information eligible for suppression must be suppressed under law. To ensure the list is up to date and accurate, counties should work their tasks. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Understanding the OLRV
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Understanding the OLRV Section The Registered Voters report or Voters List is not the same as the OLRV. The OLRV takes into account the EDR of a person. As a practical matter, the only way to produce an OLRV in TEAM is to first set up an associating election for the list to key off. The OLRV is the list that should be provided in preparation for an election. NOTE- Be sure to check your OLRV to ensure it is what is anticipated before providing the list to the authority conducting the election. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

11/15/2018 OLRV Logic The OLRV will produce all the voters in the district and/or districts, assigned to the specific election selected when requesting the OLRV list. Whether a person appears on the list is dependent upon the EDR of the Voter and the Districts assigned to the election. Valid From Date determines what information is displayed- Changes to a voter record, such that their name, address, etc. is modified and has a valid from date that is greater than the date of the election should not be shown. The voter is still on the OLRV but the voter’s detail is determined by the Valid From Date. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Understanding a Supplemental List
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Understanding a Supplemental List Section A list supplementing each OLRV furnished to the authority responsible for procuring election supplies; containing voters, including Suspense and Active statuses, whose registration will be effective (EDR) on the date of the election but whose names do not appear on the OLRV In TEAM, this is the same report as the OLRV, but a date is added to the report request. Voter Registrars should provide supplemental lists to Election Officials at a minimum to use during early voting. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Understanding a Supplemental List
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Understanding a Supplemental List Section A supplemental list is produced by entering a date in the ‘from date’ field when running the Official List of Registered Voters. This date should be the date the last list was run. The supplemental list keys off the status change date, meaning that it will provide any new registration or information on a registration in which the status has changed. Under (a) (4), the Supplemental List must contain the notation required by Section (notation "S” on list of Registered Voters). 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Understanding a Registration Correction & Revised Original List
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Understanding a Registration Correction & Revised Original List Section – Registration Correction List This list must contain: The name of each person for whom the information on a list of registered voters (either OLRV or Supplemental Lists) has changed because of cancellation or correction. An indication that the person’s registration has been cancelled or the corrected registration information. An additional copy of each list shall be furnished for use early voting. Note: This report is not available in TEAM. Counties should maintain and provide this information outside of TEAM. This includes Clerical Corrections for addresses. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Understanding a Registration Correction & Revised Original List
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Understanding a Registration Correction & Revised Original List Section – Revised original List In lieu of supplying an OLRV, Supplemental and Registration Correction lists, a voter registrar may choose to provide a single revised original list. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

Forms and Contents of List
Texas Secretary of State Elections Division 11/15/2018 Forms and Contents of List Section Each OLRV and Supplemental List must: Contain the voter’s name, date of birth and registration number as provided by the statewide computerized voter registration list Contain the voter’s residence, unless the individual is covered under confidentiality Be arranged alphabetically by voter name; and Contain the notation “S” for voters in a Suspense Status. NOTE: If an address is not available, a concise description (parcel address) may be used instead. 11/15/2018 Texas Secretary of State Elections Division Texas Secretary of State Elections Division

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