§ 10519 District Election Duties Delegation
This law lets a county elections official do the jobs of a district secretary, and lets a supervising authority do the jobs of the district governing body, but only if the district asks for it.
A small school district needs help filing voter registration forms, so it asks the county elections official to handle that paperwork. At the same time, the state education board steps in to make the district’s policy decisions.
Because the district asked, the county elections official can do the secretary’s tasks, and the supervising authority can act like the district’s governing board.
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§ 10519 District Election Duties Delegation
Last verified: January 10, 2026