§ 12111 Municipal Measure Election Notice
This law says the city elections official must give people a clear summary of any measure on the ballot at least one week before a municipal election, either in a local newspaper or posted in three public places if there is no newspaper.
The city wants voters to decide on a new community park. There is no local newspaper, so the elections official types a notice and puts copies in the library, city hall, and the post office a week before the election.
Because the law requires a notice at least one week before the vote, the official follows the rule by posting the typed notice in three public spots so everyone can read what the park measure is about.
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§ 12111 Municipal Measure Election Notice
Last verified: January 10, 2026