§ 15622 Recount Precinct Order
This law lets someone who asks for a vote recount tell the officials which precincts to count first.
A political party thinks some voting areas might have mistakes, so they ask the election board to recount the votes and say, 'Check precinct A first, then precinct B, then precinct C.'
The law says the party can set the order of the precincts in their recount request, so the board will follow that order when doing the recount.
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§ 15622 Recount Precinct Order
Last verified: January 10, 2026