H.B. No. 910 proposes amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure by adding Article 13.41, which establishes new guidelines for the prosecution of election offenses in Texas. The bill allows felony offenses related to elections to be prosecuted in a judicial district adjacent to where the offense occurred, while misdemeanor offenses can be prosecuted in a neighboring county. Additionally, the bill stipulates that a county has exclusive jurisdiction over election-related offenses for 90 days following the Governor's certification of the election, and for offenses not occurring during an election, jurisdiction lasts for 90 days after the offense is discovered.

The bill also includes provisions that allow for earlier prosecution if a case would be barred under existing law. The changes will only apply to violations occurring on or after the effective date of the Act, which is set for September 1, 2025. Violations that occur before this date will be governed by the law in effect at that time.