Requiring special elections be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in March or on the same day as a primary or general election.

Changed the required date for special elections from the first Tuesday after the first Monday in March to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April.

Removed the requirement that election notices for municipal bonds must be published on the county election office website, keeping only the newspaper publication requirement.

Updated the legal definitions of 'special election' in multiple statutes to reflect the new April date instead of March.

Special elections are now permitted to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in March, the same day as general and primary elections, in addition to the existing restrictions.

The legal definitions of 'special election' were updated to explicitly allow for March elections and to remove the restriction against holding special elections within 45 days of a general or primary election.

The list of eligible subdivisions for question submitted elections was expanded to include fire districts, hospital districts, water districts, transportation districts, and specific land tracts.

New requirements were added for municipal bond elections, including specific notice publication rules and a deadline for mutual agreement on election dates.