Precinct means the territory designated by the governing body of a county, city, or town to be
Precinct means a district within a county established by the board of elections of such county within which all qualified electors having a voting residence therein may vote at the same polling place.
Precinct means an area with established boundaries within a political subdivision used to establish election districts.
Examples of Precinct in a sentence
The Parties shall mutually agree on the design and location of the substation (and designated parking area) and such design shall be consistent with the Third Precinct substation located at the Samanea New York (Mall at the Source) located at 0000 Xxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxx.
More Definitions of Precinct
Precinct means a geographical subdivision for voting purposes that is established by a county legislative authority. (RCW 29A.04.121)
Precinct means a place where any activity is conducted by the prison, jail or house of correction.
Precinct means the territory designated by the governing body of a county, city, or town to be served by one polling place.
Precinct means the Council Chamber and all other places of a meeting, the areas to which the public are allowed access and all other venues where the meetings of Council of Committee of Council are held.
Precinct means an area with established boundaries within a political jurisdiction used to establish election districts.
Precinct means a part of a site identified in an approved scheme as a precinct.
Precinct means a portion of a county situated entirely in or partly in a municipality that has been designated by the county as a precinct for election purposes and that is entitled to a polling place and a precinct board. If a precinct includes territory both inside and outside the boundaries of a municipality, "precinct", for municipal elections, shall mean only that portion of the precinct lying within the boundaries of the municipality;