§ 15625 Recount Board Procedures
This law says a recount must be run by the elections official using a special board of four county voters, and they get paid the same daily rate as other local election board members. If the election official’s own office is being recounted, someone else must pick and run the board.
A city council election is decided by just a few votes, so a recount is ordered.
The elections official hires a special recount board of four county voters, pays them the same daily amount that precinct board members get, and the money comes from the city’s public funds. If the recount is for the elections official’s own position, the city council picks another officer to choose and supervise the board.
AI-generated — May contain errors. Not legal advice. Always verify source.
§ 15625 Recount Board Procedures
Last verified: January 10, 2026