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[  Session(s): 62-0   Chamber =  Both  Bill Type = all    Subjects =  Elections--Administration ]

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HB 109 62-0 (1971) Author: Earthman, Jim Relating to the procedure for becoming a write-in candidate in certain elections and to the counting and canvassing of votes cast for write-in candidates and unopposed candidates.
HB 1116 62-0 (1971) Author: Earthman, Jim Relating to the powers and duties of the presiding judge of a special canvassing board of absentee voting.
HJR 2 62-0 (1971) Author: Allen, Joe | et. al.
Sponsor: Wilson, Charles 		Proposing an amendment to Sections 1 and 2, Article VI, Constitution of the State of Texas, so as to lower the minimum age required for voting to 18 years.
HJR 49 62-0 (1971) Author: Harding, Forrest A. Proposing an amendment to lower the minimum age for the qualification as an elector to the age of eighteen years of age.
HJR 90 62-0 (1971) Author: Reed, Dick | et. al. Ratifying the proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States extending the right to vote to persons who are 18 years of age or older.
SB 23 62-0 (1971) Author: McKool, Mike
Sponsor: Bass, Tom 		Relating to the assembling, compilation, and preservation in a central location of certain records pertaining to elections.
SB 162 62-0 (1971) Author: McKool, Mike Relating to revising, amplifying, and clarifying laws relating to general, special and primary elections held by State, by counties, cities or other political subdivisions and by political parties.
SB 231 62-0 (1971) Author: McKool, Mike Relating to the election precinct in which a voter may vote.
SB 459 62-0 (1971) Author: McKool, Mike Relating to election contests.
SB 794 62-0 (1971) Author: Hall, Ralph Relating to amending the Texas Election Code.
SJR 6 62-0 (1971) Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of Texas, to lower the minimum age for voting to 18 years.


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