§ 12109 Central Ballot Tally Notice
This law says that when votes are counted in one central spot instead of at each voting place, the election official must tell the public where that spot is.
A town decides to count all its votes at the city hall instead of at each school or library.
The town clerk must put a notice in the local newspaper at least 10 days before the election, or if there is no newspaper, post the notice in the clerk’s office for at least 10 days so everyone knows where the counting will happen.
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§ 12109 Central Ballot Tally Notice
Last verified: January 10, 2026