§ 15374 Election Results Reporting Requirements
This law says that when election results are reported, the report must list the total ballots, how many votes each candidate and each measure got in every precinct, the overall totals for each, and also break down the votes by city and various voting districts.
After a county election, the county clerk puts together a results sheet that shows that 10,000 ballots were cast, that Candidate A got 4,500 votes in Precinct 1 and 3,200 votes in Precinct 2, and that Measure X got 6,000 yes votes and 4,000 no votes, plus a separate table that shows how many votes each candidate got in each city and congressional district within the county.
The report follows the law by giving the total number of ballots, the vote counts for each candidate and measure in each precinct, the overall totals, and the vote totals broken down by the different districts.
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§ 15374 Election Results Reporting Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026