§ 23501 County Consolidation Definitions
Imagine two counties, County A and County B, want to become one big county.
County A has more expensive houses and land, so it’s the 'principal county.' Both counties are 'affected counties' because they’re joining together. The 'clerk' in County A will handle the official papers, and if there’s a separate election person, they’ll take care of any voting or petitions.
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§ 23501 County Consolidation Definitions
Last verified: January 22, 2026