California · Elections Code
ELEC §10000: Every person is entitled to vote at a local, special, or consolidated election who is registered in any one of the precincts which compose the local, special, or consolidated election precincts, in ac
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A person registered in a precinct is entitled to vote in local, special, or consolidated elections within that precinct.
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Every person is entitled to vote at a local, special, or consolidated election who is registered in any one of the precincts which compose the local, special, or consolidated election precincts, in accordance with this code.
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