§ 15277 Precinct Vote Tally Sheets
This law tells two precinct board members how to write down votes on a special sheet while counting ballots, and how to finish the sheet with the final totals.
In a small town election, two board members sit at a table with a tally sheet. As each ballot is read aloud, they draw a little mark next to each candidate’s name and each question on the ballot. When all ballots are read, they draw a thick line, sign it, and write the total votes in words and numbers.
The board members follow the rule by using the prescribed sheet, marking each vote as it’s called, and then recording the final counts the way the law says.
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§ 15277 Precinct Vote Tally Sheets
Last verified: January 10, 2026