§ 12241 Election Precinct Consolidation Rules
This law lets the elections official redraw and combine precincts for special or consolidated elections, merging up to six old precincts into one and changing them whenever needed.
A city holds a special election to fill a vacant council seat and decides to combine three nearby precincts into one larger precinct so that a single school can serve as the polling place.
The elections official can merge those three precincts into one, pick the school inside the new area as the polling place, and can do this for the special election even if the precincts were separate before.
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§ 12241 Election Precinct Consolidation Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026