§ 12107 Polling Place Publication Contracts
This law tells the elections official how to set up contracts to publish the list of polling places for each precinct and how to decide the price for that publishing.
A county wants the list of polling places printed in the local newspaper so voters know where to go on election day.
The elections official will let the newspaper sign a contract to print the list and will set a price for the ad based on a standard measurement that all newspapers use, possibly changing the price if the newspaper has a larger or smaller circulation.
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§ 12107 Polling Place Publication Contracts
Last verified: January 10, 2026