§ 14442 Election Results Tabulation
This law says the elections official must count the vote reports they get and then share the full results with the public, showing the vote totals for every candidate on the ballot.
After a city mayoral election, the elections office receives vote totals from each precinct, adds them up, and posts a list online that shows how many votes each mayoral candidate received.
The official follows the law by adding up all the precinct reports and then publishing a complete list that includes every candidate’s vote count so anyone can see the results.
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§ 14442 Election Results Tabulation
Last verified: January 10, 2026