§ 15206 Counting Board Dismissal Authority
This law lets the elections official—or a deputy they pick—remove anyone from a vote‑counting board and make sure the removal is followed.
During a close election, a board member starts arguing loudly and slowing down the count.
The elections official can tell that person to leave the board, and the person must go, because the law gives the official that power.
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§ 15206 Counting Board Dismissal Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026