§ 14441 Snap Tally Ballot Counting
This law says election officials must give certain precincts a special form that lists the big races and how many ballots to count for a quick vote tally, and precinct inspectors must write down and send the vote totals for every candidate each time that set number of ballots is counted.
In a city’s general election, the elections office sends Precinct 12 a form that lists the mayor race and a school‑bond measure and says to count the first 200 ballots for a snap tally.
After the precinct worker counts 200 ballots, they write down how many votes each mayor candidate got and whether the bond passed, then send those numbers to the elections office. When the next 200 ballots are counted, they do the same thing again.
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§ 14441 Snap Tally Ballot Counting
Last verified: January 10, 2026