§ 15260 Election Return Centers
This law says that election officials must set up places called 'election return centers' to count votes quickly and tell the public the results. They can pick which voting areas each center will handle and must tell everyone where these centers are at least 15 days before the election.
Before an election, your local government decides where to count the votes from your neighborhood.
They have to tell everyone where these counting places are at least 15 days before the election so people know where the votes are being counted.
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§ 15260 Election Return Centers
Last verified: January 10, 2026