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Are there any curfew laws that the student could run afoul of if they were out late due to extended voting hours?

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Are there any curfew laws that the student could run afoul of if they were out late due to extended voting hours?

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; There are no state law curfews in Texas. However, some municipalities and perhaps counties have curfews by local ordinance; therefore, the answers would vary depending on the details of any applicable local ordinance. It is likely that most local curfew ordinances give exceptions for school or work-related activities, under which this would likely qualify. Also, the student will not be in violation of the compulsory attendance law for schools because, again, the legislation provides for an excused absence when serving as an election clerk.

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