What happens if a candidate wins a plurality but not a majority of votes cast in a special election in Texas? A. She or he must go to court and ask a district court to call for another election. B. She or he loses the election. C. She or he still wins the special election. D. A runoff contest between the two top contenders must be conducted. E. Runoff contests must be conducted until one candidate wins at least a three-fourths majority.

What happens if a candidate wins a plurality but not a majority of votes cast in a special election in Texas? A. She or he must go to court and ask a district court to call for another election. B. She or he loses the election. C. She or he still wins the special election. D. A runoff contest between the two top contenders must be conducted. E. Runoff contests must be conducted until one candidate wins at least a three-fourths majority.

	A.	She or he must go to court and ask a district court to call for another election.
	B.	She or he loses the election.
	C.	She or he still wins the special election.
	D.	A runoff contest between the two top contenders must be conducted.
	E.	Runoff contests must be conducted until one candidate wins at least a three-fourths majority.