§ 16464 Election Contest Recount Requests
This law lets the person being sued in an election dispute file their own paperwork within three days to say which voting areas should be counted, and makes sure both sides can reply before the trial.
Candidate A says the election was wrong and files a paper saying the votes from Precinct 5 should be counted. Candidate B, who was sued, files his own paper within three days saying votes from Precinct 7 should also be counted.
Because of this law, the court will look at the votes from both Precinct 5 and Precinct 7 when it decides the case, and Candidate A gets a chance to answer Candidate B’s paper before the trial starts.
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§ 16464 Election Contest Recount Requests
Last verified: January 10, 2026