California · Elections Code

ELEC §12221: In any order establishing precincts, their boundaries shall be defined by reference to exterior descriptions or delineation thereof on a map or maps.

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This statute requires that when precincts are established by order, their boundaries must be defined using exterior descriptions or maps showing where they are located.

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In any order establishing precincts, their boundaries shall be defined by reference to exterior descriptions or delineation thereof on a map or maps.

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