Election Code §2

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WW-0445: Raxlmum pay of judges clerks of general and cial elections. and spe- IOU have requested an opinion on the following question: What Is the maxlmwn pay of judges and clerks of general and special elections that can be aet by the commissioners court for five hours of work and for a day consisting of ten hours work? The question must be broken down into election offi- cers serving at polling places where paper ballots are used and those serving at polling places where voting machines are used. We shall discuss first the pay of officers where paper ballots are used. Article 3.08 of Vernon's Texas E
WW-0550: Whether the office of’ Dis- trict Judge should be filled by appointment or by special election under the stated
WW-0859: Whether a citizen of Texas maintaining a home and business in Texas, but whose wife is a Mexican citizen and lives in Mexico, is en- titled to vote in Texas. You have requested an opinion on whether a citizen of Texas who maintains a home and place of business in Texas, but who has a wife of Mexican citlzenshlp'in Mexico and visits her and stays overnight with her in Mexico at regular intervals, has lost his voting rights as a Texas citizen. In your request you state that in Hldalgo County and other border counties in Texas9 citizens of the United States domiciled in Texas sometimes marry wome
WW-0952: Voting rights of persons who have resided in the State more than one year but have-changed their residence from one'county to another less than sti months before the election. Youhave requested an .opinlon on the following 'question: Is it legal for a person who has been's residen.tof the State of'Texas 'for more than 12'months but who has resided in Dickens County for only one month to vote on State and National offices in 'the General Electlon'in November In -the election precinct of his residence In Dickens County, Texas? In the brief accompanying your request you refer to Attorney General' Superseded by Tex. Const. art. VI, §§ 2a; Tex. Elect. Code Ann. (arts. 5.05a-5.05d)
WW-1298: Whether a Tax Asaessor- Colleotor eihould leaue a voting poll tax receipt to a person who mailed a proper application therefor, post- marked January glat,but

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