There are also school districts, state board of education districts
(e.g. Texas), utility districts, regional tax districts,
transportation districts, and a few others. Sometimes administered
by county or state election offices, sometimes by the district
offices. And of course to those might be added party primaries
within state and local districts, ward or precinct elections, and
homeowner or neighborhood associations which are quasi-public
political entities with the power to tax and lien. Each of these
defines a kind of citizenship.
On 05/10/2011 06:54 AM, Joseph Lorenzo Hall wrote:
If I add those numbers up, I get 8,502; 1,570 less
than 10,072... what am I missing?
-- Jon
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