[EL] An election oddity?

[Rausch, Dave]

http://www.connectamarillo.com/news/story.aspx?id=967746#.Unu2s-Ilhfk



Apparently there is at least one precinct in Randall County, Texas, where part of the precinct also lies inside the city limits of Amarillo. This usually is not a problem, but this time there was a little confusion.



I know precincts do not cross county (or parish) lines, but is anyone aware of other places where part of the precinct is in a municipality and part is outside the municipality.



For your reference, about 1/3rd of Amarillo lies in Potter County and 2/3rds is in Randall County.



Thanks.



Dave



Dave Rausch, Ph.D.
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