§ 15290 Manual Ballot Counting Procedures
This rule says that when paper ballots are counted by hand at a central location, they must be moved the way Sections 15201‑15202 say, and a counting board must tally the votes precinct by precinct, just like they would if counted at each polling place.
After the election, all the paper ballots from several neighborhoods are taken to the county clerk’s office to be counted.
The clerk’s team moves the ballot boxes according to the transport rules in Sections 15201‑15202, then a counting board, led by the elections official or an authorized deputy, counts the votes for each neighborhood separately, using the same step‑by‑step process they would have used at each voting site.
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§ 15290 Manual Ballot Counting Procedures
Last verified: January 10, 2026