Relating to prohibiting election activities committed by a member of the board of trustees or superintendent of an independent school district or on certain school district premises; creating criminal offenses.

SB 875 prohibits school board members, superintendents, and campus administrators in Texas independent school districts from using district resources - like email, phones, or mailing lists - for political campaigning. It also bans political signs on school campuses for more than 48 hours outside early voting periods or election day. Violations are classified as Class A misdemeanors for board members/superintendents and Class B misdemeanors for campus administrators. The law directly affects school district officials and campus operations, aiming to keep educational facilities neutral during elections.